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- Request for a copy of your medical records (UK)For a patient anywhere in the UK who wants a copy of their health records from a GP practice, a hospital, a dentist or a private clinic. A subject access request under Article 15 of the UK GDPR: it asks for the records you choose and the information about how they are used, and reminds the practice of the one-month time limit and that the copy is free. Sent by email, with proof of identity. In England the NHS App already shows many patients their GP record. Sold blank, to complete by hand, as it holds health data DocMuse does not collect.
- Request for the health records of someone who has died (Great Britain)For the executor or administrator of someone who has died, or a person who may have a claim arising out of the death, in England, Wales or Scotland. An application under section 3(1)(f) of the Access to Health Records Act 1990 to a GP practice, hospital or health board: it names the patient, says in which capacity you apply, lists the records wanted and recalls the Act's 21-day and 40-day time limits. Enclose the death certificate and your evidence. Posted first class. Sold blank, to complete by hand, as it concerns health records.
- Claim or complaint to your private medical insurer (UK)For a policyholder anywhere in the UK whose private medical insurance should pay for treatment. One letter for two moments: a claim for treatment you have had or need, or a challenge to the insurer's refusal or reduction of a claim. It sets out the treatment and the amount, your reasons, recalls the insurer's duty to pay within a reasonable time, and turns into a formal complaint with the eight-week limit and the free Financial Ombudsman Service. Sent by email. Sold blank, to complete by hand, as it holds health data.
- Raising a concern about NHS care (Wales)For a patient in Wales, or someone acting with their consent, who is unhappy with care from a health board, an NHS trust, a GP practice, a dentist or a pharmacy. A written concern under the NHS Wales regulations of 2011 and the Listening to people process, which replaced Putting Things Right for concerns raised from 1 April 2026: it says what happened, what you want done, asks whether redress may be due, and names the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales. Sent by email. Sold blank, to complete by hand, as it holds health data.
- Authority for a carer to consent to a child’s medical treatment (England and Wales)For a parent leaving a child with grandparents, a friend, a childminder or another carer: a signed letter arranging for the carer to consent to the child’s medical treatment while the child is with them, and to speak to doctors and dentists. A parent can arrange for someone else to meet part of their parental responsibility (Children Act 1989, s 2(9)) but cannot hand it over. You choose emergency treatment only, or routine care too, and the dates. The carer keeps the letter.
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