It also explains what steps GP practices can take to ensure that this information is recorded correctly. This guidance explains why medicines prescribed elsewhere to a patient’s GP practice must be recorded into their GP practice record and the implications to the Summary Care Record when this has not been done. How to record medicines prescribed elsewhere into the GP practice record When viewing SCRs, if a health care professional already has access to view SCRs then they require no further RBAC activities or smartcard changes to view SCRs which have Additional Information included. Additional Information will be added to the SCR, unless a patient wishes to opt out.
An SCR consent preference form is available. When new patients are registered the practice should check they are happy to have an SCR. The SCR is created automatically through clinical systems in GP practices and uploaded to the Spine. Read more patient information on SCR GP information on creating SCRs and including Additional Information You can talk to your practice about opting out of including Additional Information to do with long term conditions, care preferences or specific communications needs. 98% of practices are now using the system. If you are registered with a GP practice in England your SCR is created automatically, unless you have opted out.
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