The GP medical station registers every medical request for help in a system. If you have been in contact with the GP medical station, we will send a message to your own GP after the service. Your GP will then know what the GP medical station has done for you. This report will be added to your medical file by your own GP. All telephone conversations are also recorded for quality purposes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Illness, an injury or accident often come unexpectedly. As a result, you can just end up in the consulting room of a ‘strange’ doctor, an unknown pharmacy or at the GP emergency station. Then it is good if the healthcare provider can view your patient data and quickly form a picture of your health situation. For this, it is necessary that data can be exchanged.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In the region, general practitioners and pharmacists join the LSP. The LSP stands for National Switch Point and is the care infrastructure of the Association of Care Providers for Healthcare Communication. With this computer system, general practitioners and assistants at the medical station can securely request a summary of your medical data.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Your GP and pharmacy may only share your medical data with other healthcare providers if you give them prior permission to do so. Other healthcare providers may only request your data if this is necessary for your treatment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n