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Access your GP electronic health record - please note you must register for this service first. See the Records Access section further below and contact the practice if you want to know how to get access to your records too. This is a FREE service available to all our eligible patients in the practice.  Access your health records

Access your GP electronic health record - please note you must register for this service first. See the Records Access section further below and contact the practice if you want to know how to get access to your records too. This is a FREE service available to all our eligible patients in the practice.  FAQs / password problems

Healthcare Websites

NHS Choices provides information on services as well as health and healthcare to help you understand your health better NHS choices

Map of Medicine provides evidence based patient pathways for over 390 conditions. It is primarily designed for doctors and nurses but is also available for patients and the public to access too Map of Medicine

Map of Medicine provides evidence based patient pathways for over 390 conditions. It is primarily designed for doctors and nurses but is also available for patients and the public to access too Local Map of Medicine

Patient.co.uk provides brief information on a wide range of conditions as well as other resources and self help groups that you can print or save as a PDF to see later Patient.co.uk

NHS Choices provides information on services as well as health and healthcare to help you understand your health better Medications A-Z
NHS Choices provides information on services as well as health and healthcare to help you understand your health better Learn about your medication
Patient.co.uk provides brief information on a wide range of conditions as well as other resources and self help groups that you can print or save as a PDF to see later Medication Information from Tameside Hospital

Map of Medicine provides evidence based patient pathways for over 390 conditions. It is primarily designed for doctors and nurses but is also available for patients and the public to access too Lab Tests Online

Map of Medicine provides evidence based patient pathways for over 390 conditions. It is primarily designed for doctors and nurses but is also available for patients and the public to access too Easyhealth
What is self care for family and friends
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  What is self care?
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital Common problems YOU can solve
NHS Direct allows you to find out what your symptoms may mean and what you should do about them Useful leaflets 
NHS Direct allows you to find out what your symptoms may mean and what you should do about them NHS Direct Symptom Checker
Map of Medicine provides evidence based patient pathways for over 390 conditions. It is primarily designed for doctors and nurses but is also available for patients and the public to access too Recording your own data
Specific Health Concerns
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Contraception
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Parenting
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Men's health and wellbeing
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Pain toolkit
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Sexual health

Patient.co.uk provides brief information on a wide range of conditions as well as other resources and self help groups that you can print or save as a PDF to see later  Travel advice

Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Embarrassing Problems
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Relate
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Are you suicidal?
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Bereavement
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Hands-only CPR
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  End of Life Care 

Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  When someone dies

Abuse
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Domestic Abuse
Self care is part of daily living and describes what we do to take care of our own health and well being. Self care is what we do to:Stay fit and maintain good physical and mental health | Meet our social and psychological needs | Prevent illness or accidents | Deal with for minor ailments and long-term conditions (such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease) | Maintain health and wellbeing after an episode of illness or when we leave hospital  Asian Domestic Abuse
Money Worries
Universal Credit
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find Advice written by a patient on what to do if you have to contact the Out of Hourse service ad have access to your GP electronic heath records as well  Out of Hours advice 

Click here if you are being referred to the hospital and want to know how to get the best from Choose and Book - the IT system that hlps you to understand what hospital choices you have and be able to book into a specific appointment at any hospital on a date and time convenient to you amongst those that are available  Choose and Book 
Click here if you are being referred to the hospital and want to know how to get the best from Choose and Book - the IT system that hlps you to understand what hospital choices you have and be able to book into a specific appointment at any hospital on a date and time convenient to you amongst those that are available  Expert Patient Programme
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Decision Aids

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Computer course for beginners 

Practice Services

 Pre-consultation Care HV TH
 Asthma care HV TH
 Depression Care HV TH
 Diabetes Care HV TH
 Hypertension Care HV TH
 Pregnancy Care HV TH 
 Eczema Care HV TH 
 Immunisations Care HV TH
 Heart Disease Care HV TH
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Local Services

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Healthy Trainer Service
Healthwatch Tameside

Stay Healthy

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Diski Dance
Food and Diet
Exercise & Walking
My local area
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Quitline
Drink Aware
Alcohol self-assessment
Weight loss blog
10 top tips
Sky Ride 2012
Olympics 2012

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Teenage Health Freak
Cyber (online) Bullying
Embarrassing Problems
Connexions
Branching Out
Tameside Sports Trust
Off the Record
Knife Crimes
Sex and Young People
Talk to Frank
Youth Health talk
Teen Boys
Teen Girls
Questionnaire

Carers

Carers in Tameside
Tameside Carer's Centre
Carers Direct
Princess Royal Trust for Carers
Carers Community Blog

Health Record Access

 bullet point What is Records Access?
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 bullet point Top 10 reasons for Records Access
 bullet point Radio Interview: Dr Richard Fitton
 bullet point Local Care Record Development Board
 bullet point British Medical Journal Blog
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Talks

Are you eMPOWERed yet?
Asthma in Children 
Bowel / Lung cancer screening

Breast cancer awareness

Citizens, Genomics and the Future 
Dementia services 
Health, Technology and Social Responsibility 
Fibromyalgia
Heart disease
HPV vaccinations, cervical smears and cervical cancer
Mayor intro to practice
Prostate Cancer 
Self Care week 2010 
Self Care Week 2011
Self Care Week 2012

Sun and Skin 

Enabling Patient Access
the Haughton Thornley Medical Centres way

Quality Care

Defining Quality
Escape Fire
The Power of Information
Information: To share or not to share
HICAT: Out of adversity comes Strength and Wisdom
NHS Productivity
Improving Health Outcomes for All
Against All Odds
Our health, our care, our say
Our NHS Our Future - NHS Next Stage Review -Leading local change
High Quality Care for all: NHS Next Stage final report
What is self care ?
Healthier Horizons
Information about you

Other information

Surgery CARES - Instant Medical History
Patient Participation Group
Records Access study
Greater Manchester Clinical Assessment & Treatment Service
NHS NW Press Release on 1000 patients getting access to their records
Review of 2010
Self Care Forum
Do you want your kids to live longer? How the practice is supporting Change 4 Life and helping people to lose weight and improve their lifestyle
NHS Evidence

Citizens, Your Health, Your Health Data, Genomics and the Future
On 24th June 2011, patients, clinicians and managers from Tameside & Glossop and further afield came together to discuss the importance of our health, our data, genomics and the future. Hosted by Manor House Patient Participation Group and Haughton Thornley Patient Participation Group in Glossop, the meeting was an opportunity for us to understand the issues in a relaxed atmosphere.

Interlude 1

The Planet and DNA

Music and words composed by George Milburn. Spoken by Melvyn Warhurst


The House of Lords report 2009

By Dr Richard Fitton


Biobank - a participant's experience

By Sheila Mills


Click here to watch a video by the BBC on the UK Biobank

NHS National Genetics Education and Development Centre & Family history tools

By William Foster


Records Management and The Records Lifecyle and discussion

By Dr Richard Fitton

Interlude 2

The Planet and the Holocene

Music and words composed by George Milburn. Spoken by Melvyn Warhurst


Health Technology, Genomics & Social Responsibility

by Julie Barnes


The epidemic of obesities and consequences: a catastrophe ?

Dr Richard Fitton


Steve

By Julie Barnes


Citizens presenting their family histories

by Dr William Goldthorpe

Health Interfaces for Citizens

by Glen Griffiths


Processing Health Data

By Dr Amir Hannan & Margaret Rickson


Handling my Family's Healthcare & Data

By Yvonne Bennett

Consent, Data Protection Act and Partnership of Trust

by Dr Amir Hannan


Questions and Answers


The following 2 interludes had been planned to be delivered on the day. But as time ran out, they were recorded at a later date with a small patient audience to discuss the conclusion to the day and how data and in particular health data can lead to sustaining the planet.


Please feel free to send emails to Dr Richard Fitton on richard.fitton1@btopenworld.com if you have any further questions. 

Programme for the Day

June 24th Bradbury House, Market Street, Glossop 

09.00 – 09.10 Welcome - Mayor of High Peak and The Glossop Chronicle

09.10 – 09.25 Interlude 1 - "The Planet and DNA” 


09.30 - 09.50 "HOUSE OF LORDS Report Genomic Medicine”

09.50 - 10.10 UK Biobank

10.10 - 10.30  "The life cycle of records and creating a family history”

10.30 – 11.00 Discussion – Citizens’ roles in the processing of genomic data

 

11.20 – 11.35 Interlude 2 "The Planet and the Holocene”

11.40 – 12.00 ‘Health, technology, genomics and Social Responsibility’

12.00 - 12.20 "Resourcing diabetes and its’ future economic burden”

12.20 - 12.40 "Stress, lifestyle and diabetes – a case study’

12.40 - 13.00 Citizens presenting their family histories


13.50 – 14.10 "Health interfaces for citizens”

14.10 – 14.30 "Processing health data”

14.30 – 14.50 "Handling my family’s health care and data”


15.10 – 15.30 "Consent, the Data Protection Act and a partnership of trust”  

15.30 – 16.00 – Discussion 

 

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