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The Practice will be undergoing a partnership change from 01.07.23. Dr Reader will be cutting down his clinics to 1 day per week and we would like to welcome our new GP Partner Dr Tinuoye who will be an equal partner with Dr Drughe .

Please be aware that you do not need a sick note for the first 7 days of your illness as you can self-certify ( see the right have side of the page - item 14) . GPs do not do fit for work notes, this is a decision between your employer and yourself.

 

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Newsletter Spring 2022

Patient ordering of repeat prescriptions

Patients are advised to register for Patient on-line to order their repeat prescriptions. The current telephone answer machine will be phased out over a period of time as due to the change in CQC regulations and policies, this current practice is deemed no longer practical. Please contact the practice to arrange registering for on-line services or if you wish to discuss an alternative method. Patients can still use the repeat prescription slip and post by external mail or by calling into the surgery.

 

Sharing Your Health and Care Records

 

Information used to support your care

 

When you see a doctor, nurse or any other health or social care professional, we ask you to share information about yourself. This helps us offer treatment and care adapted to your needs. We keep a record of relevant information, which may be written down or held on computer.  This record is known as your health, medical or care record.

 

Your care record may include:

  • Basic details about you such as name, address and next of kin
  • Details of any diagnosis and treatment you receive including drug prescriptions
  • Results of investigations such as blood tests and X-rays
  • Details of contact you have with other health or social care professionals such as visits to clinics
  • Relevant information from other professionals and those who care for youDifferent health and care professionals involved in your care may make their own notes, so you may have care records in different parts of the NHS and social care services.

Record Sharing

In order to deliver the best integrated health and social care services to you in the Bassetlaw area we share relevant personal data between professionals involved in your care - this means sharing records between your GP, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospital, Nottinghamshire Healthcare Trust, GP out-of-hours, EMAS ambulance services, 111 provided by Yorkshire Ambulance Service and other health and social care organisations including the Local Authority, which would only be used for the benefits of sharing health information.

Sharing your records helps us to ensure you receive the safest, most appropriate care for you, and reduces the need for you to repeatedly tell your story.

                                                                                                                                    

Security & Confidentiality

 

NHS and social care staff will ensure that all personal data is handled in a lawful manner.

Information about you is securely managed and controlled within Bassetlaw area NHS and social care systems. We won’t usually share your records with anyone who isn’t involved in your treatment, care or support.

 

Your Rights

 

You have the right to access your records - for more information please ask your care provider.

You have the right to opt out of your records being shared at any time. However, by not agreeing to share your records you may not always receive the best available service that meets your specific needs.

 

For Further Information

 

Please discuss with your GP, reception, or see the Bassetlaw CCG website:

http://www.bassetlawccg.nhs.uk/about-us/how-we-use-your-information

A brief film has also been produced regarding the local service which showcases inspiring stories from local people who have used and benefitted from the service during the pilot phase.  This can be viewed via the following link to the YouTube channel - Bassetlaw Telehealth Pilot

Online Services:

Did you know you can order your repeat prescription, book and cancel appointments and view parts of your medical record through a secure online service? In order to access the online service you will firstly need to register for login and password details. If you wish to register for online services please attend the surgery in person with a form of photographic ID (passport, driving licence etc.) and proof of address (e.g. utility bill) and speak to a member of the Reception Team.

Named Accountable GP:

All of our patients have now been allocated a named GP. More information regarding this can be found on the Named GP page.

We value Patient feedback:

Here at North Leverton Surgery we value the feedback we receive from our patients and are continuoulsy looking to improve the services that we offer.

The new Friends & Family Test is a good way of letting us know what you think about the services we provide. The forms are available from the surgery and can also be accessed via the website 

The Friends & Family Test is completely anonymous.

 

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