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It really is only useful if you have multiple community and GP teams managing diabetes, heart conditions etc.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostDoes anyone have the inside story on the NHS summary care record system ?
I have been sent a pack which includes an opt out form for the integrated records malarky
TIA

you're lass is a doctor wouldn't she know or be able to get the inside scoop ?
ask her and for curiosity let the rest of us know what she says
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Milan.
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And that, my friends, is called 'The kiss of death'Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI've been lucky with me health - I'll opt out
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I've been lucky with me health - I'll opt outOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostIf you have multiple long term conditions, may be worth being in. If you worry about personal data sharing then opt out. Otherwise toss a coin.
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If you have multiple long term conditions, may be worth being in. If you worry about personal data sharing then opt out. Otherwise toss a coin.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostDoes anyone have the inside story on the NHS summary care record system ?
I have been sent a pack which includes an opt out form for the integrated records malarky
TIA

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Advice sought - NHS records
Does anyone have the inside story on the NHS summary care record system ?
I have been sent a pack which includes an opt out form for the integrated records malarky
TIA
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