Take Your Health in Your Hands
MySaskHealthRecord gives you quick and easy access to your personal health information through a secure website or mobile app. All information in MySaskHealthRecord is stored securely and can only be accessed through a highly secure, personalized log in.
Register to gain access to:
- laboratory test results (including COVID-19 tests)
- medical imaging reports
- immunization history (including COVID-19 vaccinations)
- prescription history
- clinical visit history (displayed as inpatient, outpatient or emergency visits to a health care facility)
- *NEW* clinical documents (This displays notes from
your doctor such as hospital admission, discharge summaries and consults. To
start only selected documents will be available for Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
Patients.)
Add your own personal information to:
- Track and generate reports
- Set medication and appointment reminders
- Upload information from health devices
- Share your information with other MySaskHealthRecord users
Benefits
Having quick and easy access to your personal health information may help you to be more:
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Proactive in managing chronic conditions and your overall health
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Informed to make better decisions about your health and care
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Engaged with health care providers
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Prepared when travelling
You're in Charge
Once you register for MySaskHealthRecord, you control who views your personal health information (including your doctors) and can add or modify information yourself.
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Medical Record
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Clinical visit history, such as hospital visits
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Laboratory test results, such as COVID-19 test results
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Medical imaging reports
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Immunization history, such as COVID-19 vaccinations
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Prescription history
- Clinical documents – notes from your doctor such as hospital admission, discharge summaries and consults
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Personal Health Summary
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Allergies
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Family history
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Medical conditions/procedures
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Emergency contacts
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Measurements
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Body dimensions (Height, Weight, BMI)
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Diabetic health (Blood Glucose, HbA1C)
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Heart health (Cholesterol, Blood Pressure)
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Personal logs (Exercise, Dietary, Sleep)
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Respiratory health (Asthma, Peak Flow Measurements)
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Personal Scheduling
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Appointments
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Reminders
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Health provider contacts
Information Sources
| Add and track health information from a variety of sources. Each data source will display as a distinct colour to differentiate the source. |
| Information | Source |
Provincial health data (green)
| Clinical visit history is collected from healthcare facilities in the Saskatchewan Health Authority with a registration system as in patient, outpatient or emergency visit.
3 years available |
Clinical documents- A summary of what the patient has told the clinician, also called a patient history
- The clinician's findings from a physical exam
- A clinician's interpretation of lab tests, x-rays, or other investigations
- Recommendations made during the visit, often called a treatment plan or plan of care (may include tests, follow up appointments, referrals, etc.)
- The details of a surgical procedure
- A summary of a patient's healthcare visit(s)
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Lab results are collected from Saskatchewan Health Authority laboratories. Results from labs that don't produce electronic results may not be included in MySaskHealthRecord.
3 years available |
Medical imaging reports are provided by the Saskatchewan Health Authority and some private radiology organizations.
3 years available |
Immunization history comes from the provincial immunization registry, Panorama. Information is collected when you're immunized or during investigation of a communicable disease (including related immunizations).
Full history available |
| Prescription history comes from information recorded in pharmacies across Saskatchewan in the provincial Pharmaceutical Information Program (PIP). 25 months available
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| Device entered data (Orange) | You can connect your personal health and fitness applications or devices, such as an activity tracker or blood glucose monitor, to sync and upload data into your MySaskHealthRecord. |
| Self-entered data (Yellow) | You can manually enter your own personal health information including allergies and emergency contacts for your own tracking purposes. |
| You can modify or delete information that you entered or uploaded yourself. You can't delete or modify any provincially sourced information. |
Your Information is Safe and Private
All personal health information in MySaskHealthRecord is stored securely for your use. eHealth Saskatchewan has taken the necessary steps to protect your information, including firewalls and internal security policies and procedures. We update and implement security measures when appropriate and practical to do so.
More Information
Terms and Conditions
MySaskHealthRecord Privacy Statement - 2023-01-03.docx
Security Statement
Frequently Asked Questions
Open Clinical Documents - Patient FAQs
What information do I have to provide to register for MSHR?
To sign up for MySaskHealthRecord, you must have an active Saskatchewan health card and a valid Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) driver's license or SGI non-driver's photo ID card.
Your health card information needs to be up-to-date with eHealth Saskatchewan, including your full name, date of birth, and current mailing address. To ensure your health card information is up-to-date, please visit eHealthSask.ca or contact the Service Desk at 1-800-667-7551.
What if I don't have a first name listed on my legal entitlement document?
If you were not born in Canada, your legal entitlement document may only have a last name and no first name listed (i.e. Last Name: John Jacob Smith, First Name: [BLANK]). If this is the case, your SGI driver's licence or SGI photo ID card may only have the last name listed on the card.
For Saskatchewan health cards, both the last name and first name fields must be filled in. eHealth Saskatchewan's standard is to enter the last name into the first name field if you don't have a first name (i.e. Last Name: John Jacob Smith, First Name: John Jacob Smith). Please enter your last name into both the last name and first name fields if this situation applies to you when you complete the health card information during registration.
Can someone under the age of 14 sign up for their own MSHR account?
If you are under the age of 14 and would like to sign up for your own MySaskHealthRecord account, please contact eHealth's Privacy Service for assistance. They can be reached at 1-855-eHS-LINK (347-5465) or by email at PrivacyandAccess@eHealthSask.ca.
Why are some of my results missing in my account?
MySaskHealthRecord displays information as it is made available in the provincial database. If you appear to be missing a result and/or report, it may be due to one of the following reasons:
- The specific report or result is not currently available in the provincial repository. This includes, but is not limited to, reports related to:
- echocardiograms
- Holter monitor testing
- gastroscopy/endoscopy/colonoscopy
- The clinic/location does not send its information to the provincial database at this time. Although the majority of hospitals/clinics are available, there are locations throughout the province that have not yet integrated and are unavailable to display.
Are all results in MySaskHealthRecord instant?
All data is available to users as they become available in the provincial repository, with the exception of certain results. There is a four-day delay on pathology results to provide time for healthcare providers to review these potentially sensitive results to help support next steps. There is a 48 hour delay on clinical documents.
