나의건강기록

What 나의건강기록 pulls together

나의건강기록 is a public records app from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, listed on Google Play under the developer name 보건복지부(PHR). It gathers a person's medical history in one place: what they were prescribed, where they went, what checkups they had and which shots they received.

The listing describes it for times when you need to check an old prescription, recall a clinic visit, reread a screening result or confirm a vaccination.

Prescriptions and clinic visits from the past year

The medication history screen shows drugs dispensed to you by hospitals and pharmacies over the last 12 months. The treatment history covers visits to clinics and pharmacies over the same period.

Together they answer the common questions of what was prescribed and where you were treated.

Checkup results, screenings and vaccination records

General checkups run by the National Health Insurance Service go back ten years, and the listing includes the questionnaire information filed with them. Cancer screening results cover stomach, liver, cervical, colorectal, breast and lung cancer. Infant and child checkups go back five years.

Vaccination history lists each shot you have received and where you got it. The listing presents this as the way to confirm that no vaccine was missed.

Records held by participating hospitals

Hospitals and clinics that take part as data providers can supply 12 categories of treatment records. These include patient information, the treating doctor's information, institution information, diagnoses, drug prescriptions, treatment records and laboratory tests.

Downloading, sharing and device health data

Medication, treatment, checkup and vaccination records can be downloaded as files and then shared through SNS or SMS. This is how you send records to someone outside the app.

The health management menu connects to devices that measure and log steps, weight, blood pressure and blood glucose, and shows them together. The listing says this menu will receive further updates.