Removing a document removes it permanently from your My Health Record. You can also restrict access to the document, hide it or remove it yourself by accessing your My Health Record. If they've added a document that you don’t want on your record, ask them to remove it. If you don’t want a certain document added to your My Health Record, make sure you tell your healthcare provider. Talk to your healthcare provider about what information they will add or access Your access controls may be overridden in an emergency, if it is unreasonable or not practical to get your consent, or there is a serious threat to public health or safety. Check your My Health Record access list regularly to see who can access your My Health Record. It’s a good idea to review your access controls regularly, especially if you begin treatment with a new healthcare provider. They will not be able to view it unless you give them your access code. If you set up a record access code, a healthcare provider will only be able to check if you have a My Health Record. You can also limit access to particular documents. The access controls allow you to limit which healthcare provider organisations can access your My Health Record.
Your My Health Record uses default access control settings unless you change them, so you should know what these settings are and what they could mean for you. You can use them to set the level of privacy on your My Health Record that you prefer. Log in to your My Health Record and take a look at the access controls. You should read their privacy policy and contact them if you have any questions. The Australian Digital Health Agency runs the My Health Record system. Make sure you understand how the information in your My Health Record can be collected, used and disclosed.
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