PRAXIS Reports

PRAXIS (mypraxis.health) generates two report types, each designed for a specific professional scope. Both share the same underlying data, provenance labelling, and audit trail.

Report types

	Clinical Report	Performance Summary
For	AHPRA-registered health practitioners	Accredited exercise professionals (AUSactive, ESSA)
Includes	Clinical context, observations, interpretation, practitioner sign-off	Test data, normative benchmarks, domain scores — no clinical interpretation
Provenance	Gold / Silver / Bronze labelling on every data point	Gold / Silver / Bronze labelling on every data point
Sealing	SHA-256 cryptographic integrity hash at finalisation	SHA-256 cryptographic integrity hash at finalisation
Amendments	Versioned, attributed, linked to original	Versioned, attributed, linked to original
Scope	May include diagnostic language and clinical recommendations	No diagnostic claims — escalation triggers recommend clinical referral when warranted

What PRAXIS reports do not contain

PRAXIS reports do not contain spider graphs, radar charts, or gamified visualisations.
PRAXIS reports do not generate NDIS line item mapping or scheme-specific funding language.
PRAXIS reports do not provide a single "biological age" number.
PRAXIS reports do not use AI-generated narrative text or "Concept Processing".

Report integrity

All finalised PRAXIS reports are sealed with a SHA-256 cryptographic integrity hash. The content, scores, and observations become immutable at finalisation. If a correction is needed, a new versioned amendment is created that explicitly supersedes the original — both versions remain in the record with full attribution (who amended, when, and why).

Every access, edit, and status change is logged in an attributed audit trail. Reports carry provenance labels on every data point, making source quality explicit for readers, referrers, and insurers.