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QA for health systems. The bug that gets through reaches a patient.

NHI patient-matching, HL7/FHIR interoperability, ePrescribing, and patient portals — verified independently, because a defect here isn’t a support ticket. It’s a misrouted result or a mismatched record.

A misrouted result doesn’t get a bug ticket — it gets a patient chasing an answer nobody has.

Health New Zealand — Te Whatu Ora runs one national system, but the software behind it is anything but unified: dozens of practice management systems, patient portals, and specialty platforms all integrating into shared national infrastructure. A patient-matching defect isn’t an edge case here — it’s a clinical safety risk, and it sits alongside privacy obligations under the Health Information Privacy Code 2020 that most consumer software never has to meet.

What we test

The healthcare-specific risk areas we specialise in.

NHI & patient-matching integrity

Verifying patient records resolve to the correct National Health Index entry across systems — a duplicate or merged NHI record is a clinical safety issue, not a data-quality footnote.

HL7/FHIR interoperability

Integration testing between practice management systems, referral pathways, and national health platforms against HL7 v2 and FHIR messaging standards.

ePrescribing & medication safety

Dose calculation, drug-interaction alerts, and prescription routing tested end-to-end — the pathway where a software defect becomes a clinical incident.

Patient portal & booking accessibility

WCAG 2.2 AA testing of patient-facing booking, results, and telehealth portals — screen reader and keyboard access for people who most need the system to work.

PMS upgrades & migrations

Practice management system upgrades and vendor migrations verified without disrupting live clinics or losing patient history in the move.

Clinical system integration

Lab results, imaging, and referral integrations tested end-to-end across providers — where most real-world defects actually surface.

One national health system. A fragmented vendor landscape underneath it.

Te Whatu Ora — Health New Zealand consolidated 20 former DHBs into a single national system in 2022, but the software behind it stayed fragmented: dozens of PMS, portal, and specialty vendors all now integrating into shared national platforms. Resync applies the same independent-QA model we run for banking and insurance integrations — the vendor builds, we verify, you go live with evidence instead of hope.

How we help

The Resync services this sector draws on most.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have healthcare-specific testing experience?

We bring the same independent-QA discipline we apply to core banking, insurance claims platforms, and government citizen services to healthcare’s specific risks — patient-matching integrity, HL7/FHIR interoperability, and clinical safety pathways. It’s a newer sector focus for us, and we say so plainly rather than overstating a track record we don’t have yet.

Can you test NHI patient-matching and HL7/FHIR interoperability?

Yes. We test patient-matching logic against duplicate, merged, and edge-case NHI scenarios, and verify HL7 v2/FHIR message integrity across the systems your platform integrates with — PMS, referral pathways, and national health infrastructure.

Do you understand HISO standards and the Health Information Privacy Code?

We test to the compliance context your platform actually operates under — HISO data standards and the Health Information Privacy Code 2020 — the same way we test NZ Government Web Standards or Human Rights Act obligations on other sector work: as testable requirements, not a checkbox.

Verify it before it reaches a patient.

Talk to us about NHI patient-matching, HL7/FHIR interoperability, or your next PMS upgrade.