Amy Hogan

“The lack of (joint) access to NHS records by 'out of hours' services such as GPs, Urgent Care Centres etc.”

“Again, it is a matter of particular concern that an inability to access regular GP records in the out of hours setting raises additional risks for vulnerable patients.”

“The Out of Hours GP, EE cid not have access to either the mental health or GP records”

“the out of hours GP reviewing Miss [name redacted] had no electronic access to her regular GP records”

“The transfer of this patient to his new GP was likely 'unsafe'. lam particularly concerned because in Brighton and Hove we have an”

“delayed, incomplete or non-existent transfer of patient data from one practice to another on moving places an unfair burden on patients to accurately recall and relay their own medical histories.”

“It is a matter of concern that delayed, incomplete or non-existent transfer of patient data from one practice to another on moving places an unfair burden on patients to accurately recall and relay their own medical histories.”

“However, I heard evidence at inquest from accident and emergency consultants that it is either not possible to access information held by a GP practice out of GP surgery hours or where it is possible to do so that is only available if the GP is in the same geographic area as the accident and emergency department.”