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6 years 6 months ago #198685 by margaret
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Hi just had my pip review today, Has anyone else had review were the assessor had all their medical records electronicly, i did not sit in the designated chair opposite the assessor but at the side of her and could see the computer , I thought you only gave them permission to contact gp not all medical records
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6 years 6 months ago #198692 by Gordon
Yes, you need to give explicit permission for your medical records to be accessed.
Why do you think they have?
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margaret wrote: Hi just had my pip review today, Has anyone else had review were the assessor had all their medical records electronicly, i did not sit in the designated chair opposite the assessor but at the side of her and could see the computer , I thought you only gave them permission to contact gp not all medical records
Yes, you need to give explicit permission for your medical records to be accessed.
Why do you think they have?
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6 years 6 months ago #198693 by margaret
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The assessor asked question about blood pressure and i could not answer it . she then went into another screen and i saw my medical records up on the screen , when she noticed me looking she quickly closed that screen down ,
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6 years 6 months ago #198696 by Gordon
I very much doubt that it was your medical records although it could have been something that looked like them, the easiest way to check is to ask your GP surgery, they will have a record of whether a request was made or not.
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margaret wrote: The assessor asked question about blood pressure and i could not answer it . she then went into another screen and i saw my medical records up on the screen , when she noticed me looking she quickly closed that screen down ,
I very much doubt that it was your medical records although it could have been something that looked like them, the easiest way to check is to ask your GP surgery, they will have a record of whether a request was made or not.
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6 years 6 months ago #198698 by margaret
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6 years 6 months ago #198711 by Alicie
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"Yes, you need to give explicit permission for your medical records to be accessed."
I have discovered today that our GP surgery responds to Maximus' ESA113 requests by just printing off your complete medical history (as recorded on their electronic computer system), and your medication history, attaching them to the ESA113 form and returning it electronically. All done by an admin assistant, without your GP even seeing it or adding to it.
Apparently you consent to this when you sign the ESA50, and apparently all GP surgeries in this area now treat such requests in this way.
Can one ever trust a GP again?
I have discovered today that our GP surgery responds to Maximus' ESA113 requests by just printing off your complete medical history (as recorded on their electronic computer system), and your medication history, attaching them to the ESA113 form and returning it electronically. All done by an admin assistant, without your GP even seeing it or adding to it.
Apparently you consent to this when you sign the ESA50, and apparently all GP surgeries in this area now treat such requests in this way.
Can one ever trust a GP again?
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