Commonwealth Consolidated RegulationsFor the definition of adequate and contemporaneous records in section 81 of the Act, the standard to be met in order that a record of service rendered or initiated be adequate is that:
(a) the record clearly identify the name of the patient; and
(b) the record contain a separate entry for each attendance by the patient for a service and the date on which the service was rendered or initiated; and
(c) each entry provide clinical information adequate to explain the type of service rendered or initiated; and
(d) each entry be sufficiently comprehensible that another practitioner, relying on the record, can effectively undertake the patient’s ongoing care.