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My Health Record: allergies, medicines and adverse reactions

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The My Health Record includes important information on allergies, medicines and adverse reactions. This information may be uploaded by you, healthcare providers involved in your care or your representatives. This session has been recorded with an Auslan interpreter and covers how to view and keep track of this information and ensure it is up to date in My Health Record. Learn more about allergies, medicines, adverse reactions and other information that can be uploaded to your My Health Record with resources from the Australian Digital Health Agency Website: What health records can be uploaded to My Health Record: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/init... Allergies, medicines and adverse reactions: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/init... Personal health summaries: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/init... Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 1:19 - Agenda 1:59 - Digital health learning 2:28 - What is My Health Record? 3:06 - How My Health Recor …...more
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Introduction

0:00

Agenda

1:19

Digital health learning

1:59

What is My Health Record?

2:28

How My Health Record can benefit you

3:06

How can you access My Health Record?

4:48

What is the My Health app?

5:27

Allergies, adverse reactions and medicines information in My Health Record

6:35

Prescription records

9:20

Dispense records

10:10

My Health App user journey example

11:47

How to view prescription and dispense records on your computer

13:21

Medicare overview

14:14

Incorrect or missing information

15:42

Allergies, adverse reactions and medicines information you can upload

16:35

How to add information to your Personal Health Summary

18:23

Adding medicines information to your Personal Health Summary

20:04

Further information and support

22:25
My Health Record: allergies, medicines and adverse reactions
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2023Aug 23
The My Health Record includes important information on allergies, medicines and adverse reactions. This information may be uploaded by you, healthcare providers involved in your care or your representatives. This session has been recorded with an Auslan interpreter and covers how to view and keep track of this information and ensure it is up to date in My Health Record. Learn more about allergies, medicines, adverse reactions and other information that can be uploaded to your My Health Record with resources from the Australian Digital Health Agency Website: What health records can be uploaded to My Health Record: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/init... Allergies, medicines and adverse reactions: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/init... Personal health summaries: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/init... Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 1:19 - Agenda 1:59 - Digital health learning 2:28 - What is My Health Record? 3:06 - How My Health Record can benefit you 4:48 - How can you access My Health Record? 5:27 - What is the My Health app? 6:35 - Allergies, adverse reactions and medicines information in My Health Record 9:20 - Prescription records 10:10 - Dispense records 11:47 - My Health App user journey example 13:21 - How to view prescription and dispense records on your computer 14:14 - Medicare overview 15:42 - Incorrect or missing information 16:35 - Allergies, adverse reactions and medicines information you can upload 18:23 - How to add information to your Personal Health Summary 20:04 - Adding medicines information to your Personal Health Summary 22:25 - Further information and support Featured Playlist Webinars: Recorded digital health online learning sessions    • Webinars: Recorded digital health online l...   Video Accessibility Accessibility is essential for people with disabilities. We are continually updating our online channels and assets to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level AA. If this video is not in a format you can access, or you need additional help, please contact us: Phone: 1300 901 001 Email: help@digitalhealth.gov.au More information about accessibility: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/"

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