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This website uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, and the most popular pages. Keeping this cookie enabled helps us to improve our website. The following notice reminds you of your rights in respect of the above legislation and how your GP Practice will use your information for lawful purposes in order to deliver your care and the effective management of the local NHS system.
As your registered GP practice, we are the data controller for any personal data that we hold about you. All personal data must be processed fairly and lawfully, whether is it received directly from you or from a third party in relation to your care. This includes your name, address, contact details such as email and mobile. We may also ask you for health information, ethnicity, sex, and religious beliefs.
We are required to do this to ensure your healthcare information is linked between other healthcare providers. We will collect the following types of information from you or about you from a third party provider organisation engaged in the delivery of your care:. When we use a third-party service provider to process data on our behalf, we will always have an appropriate agreement in place to ensure that they keep the data secure, that they do not use or share information other than in accordance with our instructions and that they are operating appropriately.
The safety and availability of your data is our utmost concern, and we are confident that this approach will improve data security, integrity, and performance. The NHS Act and the Health and Social Care Act invests statutory functions on GP Practices to promote and provide the health service in England, improve quality of services, reduce inequalities, conduct research, review performance of services and deliver education and training.
