“I went on the 24th of July and they said ‘Oh in March you got one, and in June you got one,’” Hua told the Guardian. “How can they put someone else in my record?” Hua said. The department said it took all data quality issues seriously and recognised “the need for accurate and up-to-date data on an individual’s immunisation record”. A 2018 study that looked at the accuracy of Air records for childhood immunisation found 14% were inaccurate. The most common error was caused by the failure to transfer vaccination information from the software used by practice management to the Air.

Source: The Guardian July 31, 2021 19:52 UTC