For your opinions about Summary Care Records Additional Information - this was a pilot survey.
You provided lots of useful feedback.
The feedback will help to tailor two new versions of the survey, 1 for Pharmacy professionals and 1 for Hospital staff.
This is an automated report with the results of the pilot survey which was completed by 10 Acute Hospital staff and 47 Pharmacy professionals (both Community and Hospital).
Surveys specifically for Hospital staff, Pharmacy professionals, Primary Care and Patients are being developed and will be available from this website in the near future.
Summary Care Records (SCR)
The SCR is an electronic record of important patient information, created from GP medical records. It can be seen and used by authorised staff involved in the patient's direct care.
The SCR holds important information about:
Currently there are over 1.6 million patients who have consented to adding Additional Information to their SCR, this number is rising by more than 18,000 patients each week.
When present in the GP health record, SCRs with Additional Information can contain the following:
Purpose
The purpose of this survey is to assess the benefits and/or disadvantages of the Additional Information for staff who view Summary Care Records.
In line with the provisions of the government’s Code of Practice on Consultations (available at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/consultation-principles-guidance), a summary report will be published within 12 weeks of the survey closing. Publication may be on this website, elsewhere online and/or in printed form. Within three months of a survey ending we aim to publish a summary of responses received and provide a link to it from this page. This may include quotes of comments, which however, will be non-attributable.
If appropriate, the summary will include a list of organisations that responded but not personal names, addresses or other contact details.
Note that unless we have asked for consent to contact you to discuss feedback, and you have provided that consent, we will not respond to comments on an individual basis.
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