Mental health bodies recommend 'opt out'

The federal government's My Health Record scheme has come under fire from some of the nation's leading mental health bodies, which recommend people "opt out".

The three month opt-out period has begun for the federal government’s controversial My Health Record scheme.

The three month opt-out period has begun for the federal government’s controversial My Health Record scheme. Source: YouTube

Mental health bodies across Australia have cited serious concerns surrounding the federal government's My Health Record, warning sufferers they should opt out over fears the record increases health inequalities and their risk of discrimination.

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