These documents provide the framework that determines how NHS England’s records should be managed and how long they are kept. We also comply with the Records Management Code of Practice for Health and Social Care.
NHS England are working together with the National Children’s Bureau as a data processor on a project for an Annual Health Checks (AHC) Focus Group, an initiative to explore the views of children and young people aged 14-19 years with a learning disability, and to support them to co-design communications and materials to improve the […]
NHS England is a data controller under the UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018. Our head office address is: NHS England London Wellington House 133-155 Waterloo Road London, SE1 8UG How to contact us Please contact us if you have any questions about our privacy notice or information we […]
Since the publication of this blog John Holden has left NHS England. Your feedback Some of you have asked about the arrangements for our different engagement events, and the demands they place on people. Most recently we’ve been asked about the Easter holiday events for children and young people. We are running these events during […]
Data on the first consultant strike is here: NHS England » Potential industrial action in the NHS Industrial action by consultants, over the recent 48 hours between 20 and 21 July, saw 65,557 rescheduled appointments and procedures. The cumulative total of rescheduled appointments and procedures over eight months of industrial action across the NHS now […]
Case study Summary Trent Meadows Medical Practice in Staffordshire is made up of 7 GPs serving a patient population of over 11,800. Repeat prescriptions and medication review processes were consuming a significant amount of time for GPs and the reception team. To find ways to make the processes more efficient the team participated in the […]
Hilary Garratt, NHS England Director of Nurse Commissioning and Health Improvement, reflects on the launch today of the Child Protection – Information Sharing system. We have been talking about developing shared information systems to protect vulnerable children well before I was a practicing health visitor back in 1989. It has now happened and I was delighted […]
NHS England is urging people to attend all regular vaccination appointments to prevent outbreaks of serious diseases and reduce pressure on the health service. The NHS is continuing to help people to manage illness linked to coronavirus, but is still urging parents to bring children forward for lifesaving jabs to stop killer diseases like measles […]
Since the publication of this blog John Holden has left NHS England. Your feedback Thank you to everyone who has submitted documents and references in response to our call for evidence. We have passed these on to the team at ScHARR who are conducting a literature review for us. The deadline for submissions has now […]
Professor Alistair Burns welcomes the launch of the Royal College of General Practitioners’ Dementia Roadmap: This innovation by the Royal College of General Practitioners will help colleagues in primary care support their patients diagnosed with dementia, their families and carers. A lot of excellent information about dementia exists but GPs are incredibly busy and certainly […]