A national phone-based service (Healthdirect) provides triage and information in the out of hours period, including advice on locally available services, and telehealth (including video calls) for eligible patients. - Some physician-led services are registered to provide primary care services only in the after hours period, while others may choose to remain open beyond standard business hours either for their own patients or as part of a local cooperative. - Some regional service coordinators subside commercial providers to ensure communities have alternatives to emergency departments in the after hours period. - The Australian Government also recently announced the establishment of 58 Urgent Care Clinics to provide services for people with an urgent, but not life threatening, need for care. These clinics will be based in existing GP clinics, community health centres or Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Centres, provide free services, be open after normal business hours, and accept walk-in patients. - Several state and territory governments also fund local Urgent Care Clinics to provide similar servicesAustralia has established the My Health Record system and the my health app. My Health Record, a national electronic health record, is a secure online summary of an individual’s health information – available to all Australians and other people in Australia with an Individual Health Identifier (IHI). The My Health Record is an Australian Government initiative and provides: - healthcare providers access to information about consumers including vaccinations; allergies; medical conditions; medications; advance care documents; and test or scan results. - consumers with control over what information is in their My Health Record (MHR) including the ability to cancel their My Health Record registration at any time.  On 21 February 2019 individual My Health Records were created for every Australian, unless they opted out of having one created for them. The national participation rate for the MHR is 90.1 per cent.MHR currently supports viewing: - discharge summaries, including discharge medications records - pathology results - medical imaging results - emergency department event summaries.  Consumers can choose: - whether they have a My Health Record - to cancel their My Health Record registration at any time - who can access their My Health Record - to delete or restrict documents from view  - to be notified when their record has been accessed  - what information is sent to their My Health Record (withdraw consent) - to nominate someone to access / manage their record on their behalf. The My Health Record system is underpinned by strong legislation and includes penalties for the unauthorised access, use and disclosure of consumer health information.