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If you are not registered for online access, we explain how to register for an account.
Patients can have access to the following online services:
From NHS choices
There is more information on your NHS account including other functions beyond just online access to your medical record under Your NHS Account.
The practice will not request identification for an NHS account
Patients aged 16 and over, who have an active account with a patient facing services app or web portal, such as the NHS App, have automatic access to their full GP record and if they access the services through an NHS Login, identity verification is carried out online when they apply for the Login.
To get the latest data go to the page Patient Online Management Information (POMI) – NHS Digital
We would like to encourage online access to reach close to 100%, because we believe it can offer real benefits for patients.
This form needs to be completed in order for you to be granted access to your online health record. In addition you can allow someone else to have access to your health record as this can be very helpful. However, your medical records are confidential, so only you can authorise someone else to have this access.
Please read the below form carefully and determine which sections apply to your application.
If you have made your decision about access, you can:
Download and complete the form:
Please note:
Forms can be pre-filled however both parties must sign and present ID in person at the surgery to be verified by a Care Navigator. We will be unable to accept forms without this step. If you hold a valid Lasting Power of Attorney for Health we will require a copy of the original document.
We are unable to link online access unless both parties are registered patients at Burnham Health Centre.
This is explained further in this document:
To maintain confidence in our patient at Burnham Health Centre, we will not divulge any medical information about you unless it is legally appropriate, or we have your consent to do so.
Any patient over the age of 13, and who is competent to do so, must provide the practice with consent to allow a third party (i.e. parent) to discuss medical information with a GP or other healthcare professional. Access can be granted by completing the form below:
Application For THIRD-PARTY ACCESS to DISCUSS medical information
Please note:
Forms can be pre-filled however both parties must sign and present ID in person at the surgery to be verified by a Care Navigator. We will be unable to accept forms without this step. If you hold a valid Lasting Power of Attorney for Health we will require a copy of the original document.
Further information can be found following the link below:
Further information on online access
More information on online access including some of the advantages and proxy access can be found under Online Access To Your Record.
Support using a computer and the internet
There is local support to help with learning how to use a computer and the internet found under Adult Education.