HONG KONG ROLLS OUT ONLINE CONSENT FORMS FOR CHILDREN’S SCHOOL FLU JABS
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The Hong Kong authorities have introduced an online consent form system for parents to submit their consent for their children's seasonal flu vaccinations under a school outreach programme, according to News - South China Morning Post. This digital system, available on the eHealth mobile application, aims to simplify procedures for parents. The introduction of this system is set to begin on Monday.
The Centre for Health Protection announced the introduction of this digital consent system, which will save parents time by not having to manually fill in information item by item. The system is part of the city's electronic health record platform. Details on the number of students or schools participating are not provided in the available information.
This development is significant as it highlights the efforts of the Hong Kong authorities to leverage technology to improve healthcare services, specifically in the area of vaccinations and consent processes.
- Online consent forms available for seasonal flu vaccinations
- Available on the eHealth mobile application
- Aims to simplify procedures for parents
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