Welcome to Module 3 of the My Health Record learning pathway for healthcare providers and organisations.

In this module, you'll learn how to use My Health Record in practice, including how information in the system can support clinical decision making and how to use it as part of routine care. Understanding these areas will help you make the most of My Health Record in your day-to-day work.

My Health Record can support safer, more informed care by providing access to important health information when it's needed. As a healthcare provider or organisation, you play an important role in ensuring the information you access and upload is accurate and of high quality, supporting continuity of care for the people you work with.

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • determine the key health information available in My Health Record to support clinical decision making and improve client safety
  • integrate My Health Record into your routine practice
  • outline the importance of uploading quality data to the My Health Record system.

Welcome to Module 2 of the My Health Record learning pathway for healthcare providers and organisations supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

In this module, you'll learn how My Health Record keeps health information safe, and how access to the system is managed. Understanding these areas is important so you can use My Health Record confidently and responsibly in your role.

My Health Record has strong protections in place to keep people's information private and secure. As a healthcare provider or organisation, you have an important role in meeting these requirements. It's also important to understand how consumers can control who sees their information.

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • describe how healthcare providers access and manage access to My Health Record
  • outline security measures, legislation and organisational policies that support the My Health Record system
  • explain appropriate healthcare provider access and use of My Health Record
  • summarise consumer use and controls that support the security of My Health Record.

Welcome to the My Health Record learning pathway for healthcare providers and organisations supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

My Health Record is an important tool that can help improve the way health information is shared and used. For healthcare workers, it can support safer, more connected care, especially when working across different services, locations and teams.

This learning pathway has been designed to build your understanding step by step, so you can feel confident using My Health Record in your practice and within your organisation.

Module 1, introduction to My Health Record, is designed for everyone working in an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health service across a range of roles, including health professionals, admin staff and management.

At the end of this module, you will be able to:

  • explain what My Health Record is and the key health information it holds
  • outline how consumers and healthcare providers interact with the system
  • recognise how My Health Record may support better healthcare for consumers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services and community
  • identify how to gain access to the My Health Record system.

This module will explore what an electronic prescription is, how it is prescribed, and the policy requirements and legislation that underpin the process.

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • explain what an electronic prescription is and where it is stored
  • discuss the benefits of electronic prescriptions for clients, prescribers and dispensers
  • outline how electronic prescription tokens are prescribed and dispensed
  • describe how electronic prescriptions can be managed through an Active Script List
  • summarise the security features, policy and legislation that support electronic prescriptions.

Announcement: 

This course is being decommissioned on  9 October 2026 and is no longer accepting new enrolments. 

Existing enrolled users can continue until 9 October 2026.

Updated courses are expected to be published and available for enrolments by 16 October 2026.

Announcement: 

This course is being decommissioned on  9 October 2026 and is no longer accepting new enrolments. 

Existing enrolled users can continue until 9 October 2026.

Updated courses are expected to be published and available for enrolments by 16 October 2026.

Announcement: 

This course is being decommissioned on  9 October 2026 and is no longer accepting new enrolments. 

Existing enrolled users can continue until 9 October 2026.

Updated courses are expected to be published and available for enrolments by 16 October 2026.

Announcement: 

This course is being decommissioned on  9 October 2026 and is no longer accepting new enrolments. 

Existing enrolled users can continue until 9 October 2026.

Updated courses are expected to be published and available for enrolments by 16 October 2026.