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Content last updated 14/11/2023

My Health Record for You and Your Family

What is My Health Record?

My Health Record lets you control your health information securely, in one place. This means your important health information is available when and where it’s needed, including in an emergency.

More Information on My Health Record

My Health Record For You and Your Family
https://gcphn.org.au/community/digital-health/my-health-record/#my-health-record-for-you-and-your-family Copied to clipboard

Consumers can now access the new My Health Record help pages here

My Health Record for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People
https://gcphn.org.au/community/digital-health/my-health-record/#my-health-record-for-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-people Copied to clipboard
  • My Health Record for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People – For parents
  • My Health Record for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People – For adults
  • My Health Record for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People – For youth
My Health Record Information in Your Language
https://gcphn.org.au/community/digital-health/my-health-record/#my-health-record-information-in-your-language Copied to clipboard

My Health Record has information in languages other than English to help people from non-English speaking backgrounds learn more about My Health Record.

For further assistance, contact the help line on 1800 723 471, or call the Translating and Interpreting Service on 131 450 and they will connect you to My Health Record.

My Health Record Privacy and Security
https://gcphn.org.au/community/digital-health/my-health-record/#my-health-record-privacy-and-security Copied to clipboard

On 26 November 2018, the Australian Parliament passed legislation to strengthen privacy protections in My Health Records Act 2012 without debate or division. For those who decide they no longer want one, it can be cancelled at any time. The information in your record, including any backups, will be permanently deleted from the system.

Digital health information and security guidelines:

Cyber Security

These steps can protect your work and personal information.

  1. Protect yourself
  2. Use strong passwords and implement multi-factor authentication
  3. Back up your data regularly
  4. Do not respond to unsolicited phishing emails, texts, and calls
  5. If you fall victim to ransomware, avoid paying the ransom

The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) webpage Publishes that latest online threats/scams