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A change to My Health Story: what’s happening, and what it means for you
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A change to My Health Story: what’s happening, and what it means for you

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A change to My Health Story: what’s happening, and what it means for you

MyHealthStory2026-10-19T10:43:42+11:00October 18, 2026|Blog|

When we launch the updated My Health Story, we’re changing how pricing works. We want to clarify the information with current users and anyone considering signing up early. What’s changing Right now on MHS, you can create as many health stories as you like for no additional cost. When we release the updated design, you’ll no longer be able to create unlimited stories. In the new system: Your first health story will be included in your annual $49 [...]

Access The Live Recording of our Melbourne Design Week Q&A
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Access The Live Recording of our Melbourne Design Week Q&A

Blog, Health Management, Media, Using My Health Story

Access The Live Recording of our Melbourne Design Week Q&A

MyHealthStory2026-05-26T16:04:46+10:00May 26, 2026|Blog, Health Management, Media, Using My Health Story|

You might find our Melbourne Design Week Q&A event well worth listening to if you’ve never wondered about the benefits of having your health information at your fingertips, or if you didn’t know that (in most countries) your GP owns your medical record, not you! Listen up, take action and drive a system change that puts you at the centre of your healthcare. WATCH the professionally facilitated Q&A event for Melbourne Design Week about [...]

Soula Presents at the RACGP Chronic Disease Workshop
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Soula Presents at the RACGP Chronic Disease Workshop

Advocacy, Blog, Education, Health Management

Soula Presents at the RACGP Chronic Disease Workshop

MyHealthStory2023-11-18T11:09:02+11:00November 18, 2023|Advocacy, Blog, Education, Health Management|

My Health Story founder, Soula Mantalvanos, was recently invited to share her valuable expertise for GP training, once again highlighting the significance of lived experience for chronic pain management education. The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) GP training session, ‘An approach to non-cancer pain,’ was hosted by Dr Paul Grinzi on Wednesday, 15 November 2023, in Melbourne. Soula’s 20-minute presentation included details of her 4.5-year medical odyssey that led to her chronic illness – one she believes could have been completely avoided with educational training sessions such as the one she was presenting at. Soula began her presentation by stating the vision and mission that have driven her advocacy and to becoming the founder of pudendalnerve.com.au and My Health Story: Understanding the unique lived experience is critical to tailored care and relieving the global burden of disease.

The My Health Story 2022 Survey Outcome Report
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The My Health Story 2022 Survey Outcome Report

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The My Health Story 2022 Survey Outcome Report

MyHealthStory2022-12-16T12:20:46+11:00December 16, 2022|Blog, Research|

The My Health Story (MHS) 2022 Survey Outcome Report was conducted through 2022. The user feedback information was collected from MHS current subscribers, viewers of patient health stories (carers, practitioners, clinicians, etc) and website visitors such as healthcare professionals who have a strong interest in patient empowerment, enhancing care for people living with chronic illness as well as new technologies relating to chronic health. User feedback data was collected from responses to this MHS survey. The MHS 2022 Survey [...]

User Experience (UX) Research
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User Experience (UX) Research

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User Experience (UX) Research

MyHealthStory2019-08-04T14:50:31+10:00March 12, 2018|Blog, Research|

User Experience is a hot topic right now in the digital health world and so the PainTrain team are hot onto it. Thank you to Irith Williams who leads PainTrain through this process and also to Lissanthea Taylor for introducing us to her incredibly resourceful friend! Who better than to begin the UX process than our founder, Soula, who initially had to map out her patient journey (pictured above) before delving into a very cathartic process with sticky [...]