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The practice wishes to establish a group of patients who are willing to contribute some of their time to the development of the practice and its health services. We are especially keen to make sure that the group is fully representative of our patients and therefore invite anyone with an interest to enquire about . . . What is it? A summary care record is an electronic record which allows healthcare staff to have faster and easier access to your medical information. They will be able to see what medications you take and any allergies you may have. This means that you will recieve safe treatment when your surgery is closed, . . . Please can you ensure that we have the correct up to date information for you: Address Telephone/Mobile number Email Address If your details have changed please can you inform us, thank you Many thanks for all your Christmas wishes and gifts, they were very much appreciated. Wishing everybody a happy new year. Below is a link to a pdf document detailing how we use your records. You will need adobe acrobat reader which can be downloaded for free from here. Using Health Records Dr O’Driscoll has joined us as a salaried Do ctor atPerranporth Surgery. Katey will be working with us twice a week. Transport Scheme (North Carrick Community Bus) As from Monday 30th March 2009 we will have a community bus available to patients who live in outlying areas. Initially, the community bus will serve St Newlyn East and surrounding areas. The scheme is being administered by Age Concern Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly. The service . . . We are currently working with the Rural Transport Partnership towards setting up a community transport scheme in Perranporth. As yet we are not clear about the availability of the vehicle, but think it may operate over a couple of days each week. We anticipate the vehicle will be available to assist patients attending surgery . . . Below are the results of the most recent patient questionnaire. This survey was conducted at the beginning of the year. Surveys were sent out to patients who had consulted within the last month. Replies were anonymous. Stamped addressed envelopes were included to encourage response. You have probably heard of government plans to hold your medical records (or at least part of them) on something called the national data spine. Given their record on protecting our personal data some people are worried that personal information may be lost. It seems that this is not your only worry as your . . . |
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