1. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) If an Out of Hours doctor is visiting you… If an ambulance is called… If you are taken to A & E…

2. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) would you like the healthcare staff treating you to know 1...the medications you take? 2...the allergies you suffer from? 3...any bad reactions to medicines you may have?

3. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) If so, the Summary Care Record will give healthcare staff fast and secure access to those three critical pieces of information to help with your treatment.

4. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) Once a patient gives consent, a SCR can be securely accessed by healthcare professionals in: Emergency Departments Out of Hours Ambulance

5. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) Patients have rights under law relating to confidentiality. The NHS Care Record Guarantee sets out commitments made to patients about how their NHS Care Records are handled. SCR Confidentiality

6. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) SCR Security Higher level of security than internet banking Healthcare professionals use a ‘smart card’ and password, like ‘chip & pin’ Audits and alerts built into the system Healthcare professional will ask for patients permission before accessing their SCR

7. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) If a patient chooses not to have an SCR (by opting out) or does not give consent to access their SCR, the healthcare professional treating may have to call the surgery in case they need information.

8. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) Those that are happy to have an SCR need not do anything further, the SCR is automatically created for them.

9. NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) For More Information www.nhscarerecords.nhs.uk Call the NHS SCR information line 0300 123 3020 or email scr.comms@nhs.net