Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records

Submitted by administrator on Thu, 15/07/2010 - 08:10

The federal government allocated $466.7 million over 2 years to support the development of a personally controlled electronic health record.

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Party Positions
Australian Labor Party
For It
$466.7 Million Allocated for Electronic Health Records
Liberal Party of Australia
Against It
Discontinue NHHN - eHealth funding
Liberal National Party of Queensland
Against It
Discontinue NHHN - eHealth funding
Northern Territory Country Liberal Party
Against It
Discontinue NHHN - eHealth funding
The National Party of Australia
Against It
Discontinue NHHN - eHealth funding
The Australian Greens
For It
The Greens support an e-health system designed to “enhance patient care”
Family First Party
For It
We support individuals being in control of the use of their personal health information
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