Kildonan House Medical Practice Customers

They keep sending letters (standard copies of course) and phoning me up asking me to "make an appointment with our practice nurse" - I think her name might be Mrs Shipman 😀

https://healthunlocked.com/nhsengland

Don't ever take it for granted ...

http://www.lawandparents.co.uk/accessing- your-childs-medica…

https://www.nhs.uk/…/re…/healthrecord s/Pages/what_to_do.aspx

http://childlawadvice.org.uk/infor…/par ental-responsibility/

Looks like everyone else can see your records, but no you?

No patient records - they simply will not allow you to see them. Why?

https://healthunlocked.com/

The tip of the iceberg - how many others knew what Paterson was up to? How many turned a blind eye to this criminal behaviour?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birm ingham-40108558

I keep getting letters from "The Kildonan House Team" and I keep replying to them, but it is clear that nobody bothers to read my replies. In order to create a lawful record, I am posting the following documents.

Its time to make them do their job
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-35062503 ?

What is your experience?
http://www.gponline.com/gp-long-term-cond itions-c…/…/1219331

Access to your Kildonan House Health Records
Under the Data Protection Act 1998, you have a legal right to access your health records. If you want to see your health records you can write to your Doctor to request a time to come in and read them. You don’t have to give a reason for wanting to see your records.
It’s a good idea to state the dates of the records that you want to see – for example, from 2009-2012 – and to send the letter by recorded delivery. You should also kee...p a copy of your letter for your records. You will usually receive a response to your request within 21 days, although the law states that your hospital, or the Practice, has up to 40 days to respond.
Hospital records
As well as having a copy of your health records the Practice will also have a summary of any hospital tests, or treatment, that you have had. Any hospitals where you have had treatment, or tests, will also hold records.
To see your hospital health records, you will have to contact your local Hospital.
Your request to see your records will be forwarded to the health records manager. The manager will decide whether your request will be approved. Your request will usually only be refused if your records manager, GP, or other health professional believes that information in the records is likely to cause you, or another person, serious harm.
Charges
If your records have been updated in the last 40 days – that is, you have seen your GP, or another health professional, in the last 40 days, you’re entitled to see your records free of charge. However, if your records are held on a computer, there may be an administration charge of up to £10.
For a copy of older paper records, and results such as X-rays, you may have to pay photocopying and administration charges. These charges will be a maximum of £50 (in total).
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I have had a problem with the nurse practioner but see the gp now ,must say in recent months ,due to an accident at work they have been really good ,

You can never book a same day apt. my little baby is ill, explained we've called out of hours doctor previous, called at 8am when they open to try and get an apt and told fully booked! You can't plan when you or family get I'll. Keep some same day appointments back for people who genuinely need to see a doctor! (Just a idea)

Something is very wrong at the heart of this practice.

Rude people, bad service, poor attitude

I have had a problem with the nurse practioner but see the gp now ,must say in recent months ,due to an accident at work they have been really good ,

You can never book a same day apt. my little baby is ill, explained we've called out of hours doctor previous, called at 8am when they open to try and get an apt and told fully booked! You can't plan when you or family get I'll. Keep some same day appointments back for people who genuinely need to see a doctor! (Just a idea)

Something is very wrong at the heart of this practice.

Rude people, bad service, poor attitude