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Keele Practice New Patient Information

Name__________________________________ Todays date _____________ Male/Female Date of Birth_____________________

University Address Home Address

__________________________ ________________________________ __________________________ ________________________________ __________________________ ________________________________ Uni tele:_________________ email address: ___________________

Mobile:_________________ Home tele:_______________________ Significant Medical History_________________________________________

Do you have any medical problems that you attend the hospital for? ________________________________________________________________ Family Medical History_____________________________________________

Current Medication ()including

contraception(((目(目目目前前服前前服服药服药药包药包括包包括括括避避避避孕孕方孕孕方方方式式式式))))_______________________________________________ Allergies((过((过过敏过敏敏)敏)))_________________________________________________________

Immunisations(免(免疫疫法法)Dip/tetanus/polio booste/破伤破伤风/小儿儿麻麻痹痹症症注注射 date [ ] Meningitis C (脑脑膜膜炎C date [ ]

MMR (((麻(麻麻疹麻疹)疹疹)))1st dose date [ ] 2nd dose date [ ] Smoking Current smoker [ ] cigarettes/cigars number per day___

(please tick) Ex smoker [ ] Date stopped smoking ………. Never smoked [ ]

If you smoke do you want to attend the stop smoking clinic Yes/ No

Alcohol: Number of units per average week________ Teetotal ((((滴滴滴酒滴酒不酒酒不不沾不沾沾)沾))) [ ] Exercise: None [ ] Diet: Normal [ ]

(weekly) 1 Times [ ] Vegetarian [ ]

2 Times [ ] Other [ ] ……….

3 Times [ ]

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________________________________________________________________

Country of Birth____________ First Language --- Ethnic Origin:

White- British [ ] White – Irish [ ] White – Other [ ] Chinese [ ] Asian or Asian British – Bangladeshi [ ] Asian or Asian British – Indian [ ] Asian or Asian British – Pakistani [ ] Asian or Asian British – Other [ ] Black or Black British – African [ Black or Black British – Caribbean [ ] Black or Black British – Other [ ] Mixed White & Black African [ ] Mixed White & Black Caribbean [ ] Mixed White & Asian [ ] Mixed – Other [ ] Any other [ ]

Date of last cervical smear --- Please tick any specific needs that you have:

Sensory impairment (hearing, sight etc) [ ] Physical disability [ ] Mental disability [ ] Religious/cultural needs [ ] Phobias [ ]

Access to premises [ ] Dog assistance [ ] Advocacy [ ]

For surgery use only

Height______________ Weight________________

BP_______ Other comments______________________________________

Alcohol Audit Results Sexual Health

Score 0-7 [ ] Health Advise [ ] Score 8-15 [ ] Advised [ ] Condoms given [ ]

Score 16-19 [ ] Advised [ ] Condoms refused [ ] Score 20+ [ ] Referred to GP [ ] Screening advised [ ]

Chlamydia test given [ ]

Now please complete the alcohol audit below. This is based on a typical week

not an exceptional week e.g. when you have been on holiday, or attended an

event and have drank more alcohol than you normally would have done.

Following the alcohol audit there is a summary of how the practice may

share some of your information, and an opt-out form if you do not want to

share your information. Please return the opt out form with your registration

form if you wish to opt-out of anything so your medical record can be

updated.

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N.B. Only complete the following questions if your overall total score from the above 3 questions is 5 or more Scoring system (评评分分) Questions 0 1 2 3 4 Your score

How often during the last year have you found that you were not able to stop drinking once you had started?

Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily How often during the last year have

you failed to do what was normally expected from you because of your drinking? Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily How often during the last year have

you needed an alcoholic drink in the morning to get yourself going after a heavy drinking session?

Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily How often during the last year have

you had a feeling of guilt自责) or remorse (懊悔)after drinking?

Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily How often during the last year have

you been unable to remember what happened the night before because you had been drinking?

Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily

Have you or somebody else been

injured as a result of your drinking? No

Yes, but not in the last year Yes, during the last year Has a relative or friend, doctor or

other health worker been concerned about your drinking or suggested that you cut down?

No Yes, but not in the last year Yes, during the last year TOTAL I unit = 125ml wine, ½ pint of beer/lager/cider, (各(各种种啤啤酒酒) 1 pub measure

Scoring system Questions

0 1 2 3 4

Your score

How often do you have a drink

containing alcohol? - 饮酒频率 Never

Monthly or less 2 - 4 times per month 2 - 3 times per week 4+ times per week How many units of alcohol do you

drink on a typical day when you are drinking? – 饮酒数量

1 -2 3 - 4 5 - 6 7 - 9 10+

How often have you had 6 or more units if female, or 8 or more if male, on a single occasion in the last year? 最近一年状况 Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily

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How we can help you control your personal and confidential information

It is important that you know how your personal and confidential information may be used by the NHS and that you understand that you have the choice to “opt-out” of data sharing, if you wish. We have listed below the different types of NHS data sharing.

If you wish to opt out of any or all of the data sharing detailed below, please complete and sign the form on the reverse of this sheet and hand it in at reception. We will then scan a copy of the form onto your records and add the appropriate code(s) to prevent data being shared. If you have already opted out there is no need to complete the form. However, if you are not sure, please ask a

member of the reception team. You are free to change your mind at any time. Leaflets regarding the types of data sharing are available at reception.

1. Summary Care Record

This is a national project and means that authorised healthcare staff providing your care anywhere in England can access your Summary Care Record. It contains information about any medicines you are taking and allergies or reactions you have had to any medicines to ensure they have enough

information to treat you safely. Healthcare staff will ask your permission before looking at your Summary Care Record.

2. North Staffs and S-O-T Shared Medical Records

If you attend the Accident and Emergency Department, Acute Medical Unit, Surgical Assessment Unit or the Frail Elderly Assessment Unit at University Hospital of North Staffs, the

Consultants/Doctors there will be able to view some of your GP medical record – but only with your permission! The information that will be shared is your active and past problems, all of your medications (including repeat prescriptions), allergies, intolerances, adverse drug reactions, investigations and values, and vaccinations. You will be asked directly to give your explicit consent, at the point of contact, for your GP medical record to be viewed. You can say YES or NO. If you are unable to give consent, for example if you are unconscious, or in extreme situations where you have refused permission and it is deemed to be vital for your survival, then a Consultant/Doctor may still view your GP medical record in order to be able to provide appropriate care for you. The Data Protection Act allows for this if it is in your interest. Your record will only be viewed while you are being treated. This permission will last throughout your treatment, up to a maximum of 24 hours.

3. Care.data/Data extracted under s251 of the NHS Act 2006

The NHS plan to use information about patients and the care they receive to help them plan and improve services for all patients. They want to link the information from all the different places where patients receive care, such as your GP, hospital and any community services, to help them provide a full picture. This will allow them to compare the care patients receive in one area against the care received in another, so they can see what has worked best. Information such as your postcode and NHS number will be used to link your records in a secure system so that your identity is protected. For more information visit: www.nhs.uk/caredata or call 0300 456 3531.

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Opt-Out Form

Title ... Surname ...

First name (s) ... Date of birth ... Address ... ... Postcode ... NHS number (if known) ... Signature ... Date ...

I wish to opt out of the following (please tick where appropriate)

1. Summary Care Record

2. North Staffs and S-o-T Shared Medical Records

3. Care.data and data extracted under s251 of the NHS Act 2006

(a) Opt out from data leaving the Practice

(b) Opt out from data leaving the Health and Social Care Information Centre

where they have collected information about me from other sources

eg, the hospital

---

Admin use only

Opt-out coded (please circle) Opt-out Code:

1. Summary Care Record 9Ndo

2. North Staffs and S-O-T Shared Medical Records 93C1

3. Care.data and data extracted under s251 of the NHS Act 2006

(a) Opt out from data leaving the Practice 9Nu0 (0 is a zero)

(b) Opt out from data leaving the HSCIC 9Nu4

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