myHealth Record

Patient consent for myHealth Record access

Before a provider can view a patient's myHealth Record, appropriate consent or authorisation must be in place. Getting this wrong creates compliance risk and blocks your integration from production.

Common challenges

What teams struggle with

Multiple consent pathways

General access, access codes, emergency access, and assisted registration each have different rules and audit requirements.

UI that clinicians understand

Consent capture must be fast at the point of care without cutting corners on legal and technical requirements.

Consent state synchronisation

Your local records must reflect the current consent status from myHealth Record services reliably.

Audit and logging

Every access attempt needs traceable logs for compliance reviews and incident investigation.

How we help

Practical solutions that ship

Consent workflow design

User flows mapped to ADHA consent rules, tested with real clinical scenarios.

Access code handling

Secure capture, transmission, and expiry of patient-provided access codes.

Emergency access implementation

Break-glass flows with mandatory justification, logging, and post-access review triggers.

Consent status dashboards

Clear visibility for support teams when consent issues block document retrieval.

Frequently asked

Questions about myhealth record patient consent

Can patients revoke consent?

Yes. Patients can restrict access via myHealth Record settings. Your integration must handle access-denied responses gracefully and inform clinicians appropriately.

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