How do I get access to my medical records?
If you have attended hospital since May 2017, you will be able to see your record online through a patient portal called Your EPR. It is a convenient and secure website to help manage your health. See the next section on how you can get access to Your EPR. All such requests must be made via the Access to Health Records Department.
What has happened to Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS foundation trust's EPR?
"In 2017, Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust (CHFT) implemented Cerner Millennium as their Electronic Patient Record (EPR), in the early days, we only had Secondary care data in there. We asked Healthcare Gateway to use their MIG to provide a view of key GP data in context, in the EPR system.
How do I contact Calderdale Council for data protection?
Calderdale Council complies with the Data Protection Act 2018 and gives you a contact for any enquiries under the Act. Wilmslow. SK9 5AF. Fax: 01625 524510. You will be asked to agree to the sharing of your personal information. You do not have to agree if you do not want to.
Is my personal information and medical records protected?
Your personal information and any medical records are protected with the highest standards of online security. Patient Access is now available to any UK patient. Join today and benefit from a faster, smarter way to manage your healthcare.
What is the phone number of Calderdale Council?
Complaints and Compliments, phone: 01422 392279. Customer First, email: [email protected]. Calderdale Council complies with the Data Protection Act 2018 and gives you a contact for any enquiries under the Act. The Act is administered in the UK by: Username.
What is the data protection act in Calderdale?
Sharing of information is covered by the Data Protection Act 2018. Adults, Health and Social Care in Calderdale complies with the rules of good information handling practice. This is known as the data protection principles. These require, among other things, that personal data is processed fairly and lawfully.
Can you see what records we have about you?
These are all unusual cases. Normally, you can see what records we have about you. You do not have an automatic right to see anything recorded about:
What is patient access?
Patient Access connects you to local health services when you need them most. Book GP appointments, order repeat prescriptions and discover local health services for you or your family via your mobile or home computer.
Is patient access available in the UK?
Patient Access is now available to any UK patient. Join today and benefit from a faster, smarter way to manage your healthcare.
How to view medical records?
To view your medical record, simply select Medical Record from the dashboard to expand the selection, then select the area you would like to view. Depending on what your practice have enabled you may be able to see your: What you see and do on Patient Access is controlled by your practice and they decide which areas of your medical record you can ...
Can you share a medical record?
Share. Select Share in any area of the medical record, other than documents, to temporarily share your record with family and friends or healthcare professionals. Documents cannot be shared. You can also access the option to share your record by selecting Medical Record on the dashboard to expand the selection, then Share Record .
Can you change the grid view on a medical record?
In any area of the medical record, other than Test Results, you can select from either a grid view (default setting) or a list view. This simply changes the way the data in your medical record is displayed online and can be changed at any time.
Access to Records - Adults
- We record information that helps us and you, including: 1. Your name, address and phone number. 2. Your date and place of birth. 3. The names of members of your family and their relationship to you. 4. Important events and changes in your life. 5. Medical details that help in providing care for you. 6. Notes of services requested for you and why. 7...
Sharing Information About You
- Giving your agreement
You will be asked to agree to the sharing of your personal information. You do not have to agree if you do not want to. We will not disclose any information about you without your consent, unless: 1. We have a statutory duty to do so in preventing harm to you or someone else; 2. or to assist w… - Legal rights
Sharing of information is covered by the Data Protection Act 2018. Adults, Health and Social Care in Calderdale complies with the rules of good information handling practice. This is known as the data protection principles. These require, among other things, that personal data is processed fa…
Equal Opportunities
- We recognise the diverse needs of our residents and local communities and aim to: 1. Make sure that our services are accessible to all; 2. and delivered in a way that is appropriate, fair and sensitive.