I wrote that APF quote at the bottom, a while ago. I also wrote these,
more recently.

https://privacy.org.au/campaigns/myhr/for-sale-your-privacy-and-your-health-data/
https://privacy.org.au/campaigns/myhr/opt-out-of-my-health-record/the-truth-about-my-health-record/
https://privacy.org.au/campaigns/myhr/opt-out-of-my-health-record/my-health-record-on-a-path-to-nowhere/


On 20/07/2018 10:50 AM, David wrote:
> On Thursday, 19 July 2018 15:44:43 AEST Jim Birch wrote:
>> This is the version 1.0 product. 
> It's actually V2.0.  The AMA published this press release on 15th Oct 2015:
>
> "The Government has proposed that Practice Incentive Program e-health 
> payments be tied to doctor use of the MyHealth Record (MyHR) system being 
> developed to replace the $1 billion Personally Controlled Electronic Health 
> Record scheme.  The PCEHR has been dumped amid dismal take-up rates among 
> patients, doctors and medical practices."
>
>  - see 
> https://ama.com.au/ausmed/forcing-gps-adopt-half-baked-e-health-record-dud-idea-ama
> -------
>
> The Australian Privacy Foundation states:
>
> QUOTE
> Our examination demonstrates that the intentions of successive Australian 
> Governments in enabling the collection of clinical data through the national 
> electronic health records system, go well beyond statutorily articulated 
> reasons (overcoming “the fragmentation of health information”; improving “the 
> availability and quality of health information”; reducing “the occurrence of 
> adverse medical events and the duplication of treatment”; and improving “the 
> coordination and quality of healthcare provided to healthcare recipients by 
> different healthcare providers”).
>
> Not only has the system failed to fulfil its statutory objectives, but it 
> permits the wide dissemination of information that historically has been 
> confined to the therapeutic relationship between patient and health 
> practitioner.
>
> After considering several other purposes for which the system is apparently 
> designed, and who stands to benefit from it, we conclude that the government 
> risks losing the trust of Australians in its electronic health care policies 
> unless it reveals all of its objectives and obtains patients’ consent to the 
> use and disclosure of their information.
> UNQUOTE
>
>  - see https://privacy.org.au/Campaigns/MyHR/info.html#Are_doctors_happy
>
> DavidL.
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