Medportal Launched in Belarus. Now Medical Records Can Be Viewed Online
A new service, "Medportal," has been launched in Belarus, allowing users to receive information about their health status online. Data on doctor visits, diagnoses, test results, vaccinations, and other medical services are available through a personal user account, Onliner.by writes .
The new service is called "Medportal." It was developed by the Ministry of Health and is currently operating in test mode.
The system continues to be updated with new data and functions, so some sections may work unstably, and some information may not be displayed completely.
In addition to the electronic medical record, the portal includes a health diary where users can independently record key indicators of their condition — body temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and oxygen saturation level. This data can later assist a doctor during an in-person appointment and when prescribing treatment.
However, data entered into the health diary is not viewed by doctors in real-time. Therefore, in emergency situations or if your well-being deteriorates, you must immediately seek medical help: call an ambulance at 103 or call a doctor to your home.
To protect personal data, access to the portal is only available through secure authorization methods. You can log in to the system using an electronic digital signature, a citizen's ID card with a reader, or via the Interbank Identification System (IIS).