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1. • • Your name, birth date, blood type, and emergency contact information Date of last physical Dates and results of tests and screenings Major illnesses and surgeries, with dates A list of your medicines and supplements, the dosages, and how long you've taken them Any allergies Any chronic diseases Any history of illnesses in your family
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   What information is recorded in medical records?

   • Information about you and your health is recorded when you receive health or social care to help with your care and treatment. This is what most people call your medical records. Each organisation you have contact with keeps its own records about you. Demographic information is information that identifies you. This includes:

   Understanding data in health and care - NHS England Digital

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   What information does a health record contain?

   • Health records contain information about your health and any care or treatment you’ve received. Your health records may contain: It’s important that your records are kept up to date. You should tell NHS staff when your personal information changes or if you are going to be out of the UK for a long time. Different parts of the NHS hold records.

   Health records - NHS inform

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   Do You Hold Your Health and Care Records?

   • We don't hold your full health and care records. Each health and care organisation you have contact with holds its own records on you. We collect and store some information from everyone's health and care records because of our role in health and care. NHS Digital has two main responsibilities.

   Understanding the health and care information we collect

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   What is the purpose of a health record?

   • Understanding the various purposes of health records can help define what a high-quality health record consists of. It is, however, important to remember that the primary purpose of the record is to support the individual care of the patient.

   High quality patient records - NHS England

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   Why do we collect and store information from everyone's health and Care Records?

   • We collect and store some information from everyone's health and care records because of our role in health and care. NHS Digital has two main responsibilities. We: To carry out these duties, we need to collect, store, use and sometimes share information about you.

   Understanding the health and care information we collect

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   Why are there so many different records of patients?

   • Because there are lots of different organisations providing care, there are lots of different records of each patient. There is no one record that contains all the information about your health conditions and treatments. Information about patients who are being cared for, and the care they get, needs to be shared between these organisations.

   Understanding data in health and care - NHS England Digital

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   View your GP health record online, find out what's included in a GP health record and what to do if there's an issue with your record.

4. www.patients-association.org.uk › seeing-yourSeeing your medical records | The Patients Association

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   Your records include any information about your physical or mental health recorded by a healthcare professional. This includes records made by hospital staff, GPs, dentists, and opticians. It can also include health records kept by your employer.

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6. digital.nhs.uk › data-and-information › keeping-dataUnderstanding the health and care information we collect

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   Oct 6, 2023 · Information about you and your health is recorded when you receive health care or social care, to help with your care and treatment. This is what most people call your medical records. Each organisation you have contact with keeps its own records on you. Information includes: your name, date of birth, address and contact details

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   Your medical records and patient data. Information about you and your health is recorded when you receive health or social care to help with your care and treatment. This is what most people call your medical records. Each organisation you have contact with keeps its own records about you. Demographic information is information that identifies you.

8. www.nhsinform.scot › health-recordsHealth records - NHS inform

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   Health records contain information about your health and any care or treatment you’ve received. Your health records may contain: test and scan results. X-rays. doctors notes. letters to and from NHS staff. It’s important that your records are kept up to date.

9. www.bma.org.uk › media › 2821Access to health records - British Medical Association

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   Health records must be clear, accurate, factual, legible and should be contemporaneous. They must include all relevant clinical findings, the decisions made, information given to patients, and drugs or treatment prescribed. Personal views about the patient’s behaviour or temperament should not be

10. www.england.nhs.uk › high-quality-patient-recordsHigh quality patient records - NHS England

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    Nov 17, 2022 · Clinical records must be clear, complete, accurate, up-to-date, and legible. All clinicians are required to keep high quality records that meet these standards so that they can be used for the various purposes of: clinical purposes, through facilitating direct care.