GPs are one of biggest uploaders to My Health Record
Figures show most GPs are now registered and are using the system, says Australian Digital Health Agency
Almost 23 million Australians now have a My Health Record (MHR), with GPs and pharmacists among the most prolific contributors to the data, new figures show.
Latest information from the the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) shows GPs and pharmacists contributed more than 128 million medicine records, including six million since April alone.
In addition, the statistics show more than nine out of 10 GPs are registered with the MHR and three quarters use the records.
Immunisation data of 10 million Australians has now been uploaded to the MHR, after information from the Australian Immunisation Register was fast-tracked into the digital data base in April.
