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My Health Record system is the Australian Government's digital health recordsystem that holds My Health Record. My Health Record is a secure online healthrecord containing consumers' health information. The system aims to providehealth care professionals with access to key health information, e.g. listingmedicines, allergies and key diagnoses; radiology and pathology test results.The system (previously named Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record)enables consumers to decide how to share information with any of their healthcare providers who are registered and connected to the system. The My HealthRecord system operates under the Australian legislative framework My HealthRecords Act 2012. The Act establishes, inter alia, a privacy frameworkspecifying which entities can collect, use and disclose certain information inthe system and the penalties that can be imposed on improper collection, useand disclosure of this information. This paper presents the formalspecification (from the legislation) and verification of the My Health Recordregarding how consumers can control who access the information, and how thesystem adheres to such access. We rely on the correct-by-construction Event-Bmethod to prove control and access properties of the system.

Formal Verification of Access Control Model for My Health Record System