JG yeah if i want that i have my medic alert bracelet for that (it speaks for me when i cannot. and i use a usb where they can print off what ever they like and need. no need for online records. plus here you need a GP referral to see any specialist. So you take with you when you see then so while they read that they can print off my medications list off my usb my medical history pertaining to that particular problem is in the drs referral and nothing else.
We've had cases here when medic alert bracelets have been damaged or destroyed in car accidents or fires, and the doctors are flying blind with the clock ticking
I hear your concerns and totally understand... but, again, I'm more concerned about being treated properly than the "potential" for access to my records.
If somebody hacks my financials, I can always try to clean it up later and fix the problem
If I die because some emergency room doctor doesn't know the meds I'm on or what my existing conditions are, I can't fix that later