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nhs autism report sent to gp

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hi all bit of a random question but for those people who had an nhs assessment, was your autism report added to your gp online record or nhs app after it was sent to your gp.  i was told the report was emailed to my gp on or around the 17th december.  ive been checking systemonline and nhs app to see if the report has been added but its still not on there.  im a little worried as the report has some really sensitive information in it and although ive been told it was emailed to gp im worried it was sent in the post and maybe it has gone to the wrong address or got lost in the post, ive been in a panic with worry.  how long would a report normally take to show up on gp online accounts.  thanks

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  • And also, if my replies are slow it is because my account has to have every message approved before it can be posted.

    If the email was sent specifically to your assigned GP (an individual), then this is actually better news that you haven’t received a reply yet. Because it means that the report was not sent to a generic admin staff email address at the clinic, because otherwise your report will have already been processed by a non-senior member of staff. Conclusively this means that the email was sent to your assigned GP, the one that you need it to go to, and the person is most likely taking their annual leave, so they have not had time to action the email.

    relax, breathe. You’re in safe hands.

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  • And also, if my replies are slow it is because my account has to have every message approved before it can be posted.

    If the email was sent specifically to your assigned GP (an individual), then this is actually better news that you haven’t received a reply yet. Because it means that the report was not sent to a generic admin staff email address at the clinic, because otherwise your report will have already been processed by a non-senior member of staff. Conclusively this means that the email was sent to your assigned GP, the one that you need it to go to, and the person is most likely taking their annual leave, so they have not had time to action the email.

    relax, breathe. You’re in safe hands.

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  • in reply to William

    i know the community mental health team have received their copy via email and mine came by post.  because report has sensitive info in it i worry.  i wasnt happy about some information being shared to my gp records as it is really private and am hoping the autism service will get it removed.  i know hns share information but you cant decide what you want to be shared if you havent seen it until after.  i will ring gp tomorrow to ask if they have it.  thanks