Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will pledge to give patients access to their medical records and the ability to book an appointment with a GP using app by the end of 2018.
He will announce the national rollout of an integrated app at an NHS conference in Manchester on Tuesday also capable of ordering repeat prescriptions and accessing non-emergency medical helpline NHS 111.
A pilot scheme already allows patients in south-east London to do all this.
He is expected to say at the Health and Care Innovation Expo: 鈥淧eople should be able to access their own medical records 24/7, show their full medical history to anyone they choose and book basic services like GP appointments or repeat prescriptions online.
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He will also refer to the next 10 years as 鈥渢he decade of patient power鈥�.
Imelda Redmond, national director of Healthwatch England, said: 鈥淚t is a huge step forward in ensuring all of us get the sort of integrated service we have come to expect in many other areas of life.鈥�