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How My Health Record supports mental health management

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If you need support in managing your mental health information and documents, My Health Record is a safe and secure place to keep your key health information. You and your healthcare provider can access My Health Record online anytime, including in an emergency. Join this session to learn how My Health Record can support your mental health journey, with speakers from the Australian Digital Health Agency and special guest presenter, Ingrid Hatfield, Deputy Director Policy and Research from Mental Health Australia who will share the benefits of My Health Record, how it can help to manage mental health and privacy and security considerations. To learn more about My Health Record click here https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/init... Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 2:01 - Housekeeping 2:45 - Agenda 3:26 - My Health Record overview 5:49 - My Health Record legislation, privacy and security 7:33 - Mental Health Australia guest presentation 8:40 - Surve …...more
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Introduction

0:00

Housekeeping

2:01

Agenda

2:45

My Health Record overview

3:26

My Health Record legislation, privacy and security

5:49

Mental Health Australia guest presentation

7:33

Survey results

8:40

Mental health advance directives

10:06

Resources

11:17

Case Study: How My Health Record can support your mental health journey

11:40

How do I access My Health Record?

14:43

My Health Record 'Home' demonstration

17:01

'Clinical Records' page demonstration

17:17

How do I change my privacy and access controls?

18:39

What is the My Health app?

26:39

Further information

28:01

Questions and answers

28:45

Further information and support

31:25
How My Health Record supports mental health management
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2023Nov 12
If you need support in managing your mental health information and documents, My Health Record is a safe and secure place to keep your key health information. You and your healthcare provider can access My Health Record online anytime, including in an emergency. Join this session to learn how My Health Record can support your mental health journey, with speakers from the Australian Digital Health Agency and special guest presenter, Ingrid Hatfield, Deputy Director Policy and Research from Mental Health Australia who will share the benefits of My Health Record, how it can help to manage mental health and privacy and security considerations. To learn more about My Health Record click here https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/init... Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 2:01 - Housekeeping 2:45 - Agenda 3:26 - My Health Record overview 5:49 - My Health Record legislation, privacy and security 7:33 - Mental Health Australia guest presentation 8:40 - Survey results 10:06 - Mental health advance directives 11:17 - Resources 11:40 - Case Study: How My Health Record can support your mental health journey 14:43 - How do I access My Health Record? 17:01 - My Health Record 'Home' demonstration 17:17 - 'Clinical Records' page demonstration 18:39 - How do I change my privacy and access controls? 26:39 - What is the My Health app? 28:01 - Further information 28:45 - Questions and answers 31:25 - 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/WAI/standards-guid...

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