My Health RecordLatest news: ![]() Having a My Health Record means your important health information like allergies, current conditions and treatments, medicine details, pathology reports or diagnostic imaging scan reports can be digitally stored in one place. Healthcare providers like doctors, specialists and hospital staff can see these details online from anywhere at any time when they need to, such as in an accident or emergency. Who gets a record? After 31 January 2019 every individual with a Medicare or Department of Veterans' Affairs card will get a My Health Record. If you wish to delete your record permanently please contact:
Benefits of having a My Health Record
Please ask our doctors to assist you with uploading your clinical details to My Health Record. What will My Health Record mean for your health care practitioners? As more people use My Health Record and information in the system grows, it will help support clinical decision-making, decrease search time for relevant information and improve continuity of care. Clinical leadership is essential in the transformation of healthcare. Australia has a momentous opportunity to create the digital health infrastructure that will produce benefits long into the future. How do I find out more? www.myhealthrecord.gov.au. Legislation and Governance: Click here for more information |
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Body Mass Index BMI
![]() BMI calculator for adults ![]() What your BMI means Once you have calculated your BMI, you can work out your healthy weight range. If you have a BMI of:
For older Australians over the age of 70 years, general health status may be more important than being mildly overweight. Some researchers have suggested that a BMI range of 22-26 is desirable for older Australians. Some exceptions to the BMI rule BMI does not differentiate between body fat and muscle mass. This means there are some exceptions to the BMI guidelines, including:
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The information in the above were collected from the internet, either from government websites or from reasonably reliable health information sources. They are for general information only and should not replace the need of seeking medical care during illnesses. |