Patient information continuity one step closer

Megan Haggan 17/02/2025

A newly passed Bill will help reduce medicines-related hospitalisations and harm, pharmacists say Last week (12 February 2025) the Senate passed the Health Legislation Amendment (Modernising My Health Record – Sharing by Default) Bill 2024, following its third reading. During its November 2024 second reading, health minister Mark Butler had referred to My Health Record

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