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Accelerated Access to GP Records (AAGPR) DPIA’s response

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Date: 17th Jan, 2024 Source: Information Commissioner's Office Country: United Kingdom Original Source

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The document discusses the recently submitted Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) by General Practitioner (GP) Practices related to the implementation of the Accelerated Access to GP Records (AAGPR) program developed by NHS England. The program aims to enable individuals to access their medical records from GPs. The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has responded to these DPIAs and the contents of the response are being made publicly available to inform GP Practices of the ICO's views on the matter.

Over recent weeks, a number of Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) have been submitted by GP Practices. The subject of the DPIAs is the implementation of the Accelerated Access to GP Records (AAGPR) program developed by NHS England as a method for individuals to obtain their medical records from GPs. As the DPIAs submitted are

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Over recent weeks, a number of Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) have been submitted by GP Practices. The subject of the DPIAs is the implementation of the Accelerated Access to GP Records (AAGPR) program developed by NHS England as a method for individuals to obtain their medical records from GPs. As the DPIAs submitted are

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