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All patients are to be given access to their full GP record by 2015, under Government plans announced today.
The plans, which will form a key plank of the Government's so-called Information Revolution, were unveiled in Chancellor George Osborne's Growth Review this afternoon.
The review explains: ?The Government will ensure all NHS patients can access their personal GP records online by the end of this Parliament.'
GP practices are able to offer patients access to their full patient record if they use the EMIS system, but this is the first time records have been freely available to allpatients in England.
http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/newsart...-2015?sp_rid=NjU3NzMyNzAyOQS2&sp_mid=37592241
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The plans, which will form a key plank of the Government's so-called Information Revolution, were unveiled in Chancellor George Osborne's Growth Review this afternoon.
The review explains: ?The Government will ensure all NHS patients can access their personal GP records online by the end of this Parliament.'
GP practices are able to offer patients access to their full patient record if they use the EMIS system, but this is the first time records have been freely available to allpatients in England.
http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/newsart...-2015?sp_rid=NjU3NzMyNzAyOQS2&sp_mid=37592241
(free registration required)