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‘eHealth’ out the door as govt revamps My Health Record website

9 March 2016
By Kate McDonald

What was formerly known as the eHealth Practice Incentive Program payment (ePIP) has become the PIP digital health incentive as the federal government goes live with a revamped My Health Record website.

Most references to 'eHealth' are being scrubbed in favour of the term 'digital health', including on the new website and on the record itself.

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