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Amir Hannan
Dr Amir Hannan is a GP in Tameside and pioneer in the use of Electronic health records in the English National Health Service.
He grew up in a family of doctors – his mother was a gynaecologist who later became a GP.
Hannan is a board member of the Tameside and Glossop Clinical Commissioning Group.
==General practice==
He took over Haughton Thornley Medical Centres in Hyde which was formerly run by Dr Harold Shipman when he started his career. The practice has a large Bengali population. It is a very deprived neighbourhood. He saw opening records to patients as a way of rebuilding trust in a difficult situation. He told the BBC: "The week before I started there was a sit-down protest in the waiting room, because the patients were not happy about this doctor that was being foisted on them. That gives you some idea of the battlefield I was walking into." 150 patients at the practice were given access to their medical records and test results over the internet in 2007. Prof Steve Field of the Care Quality Commission recounted: “It was very difficult to recruit to Shipman’s practice because of (lack of ) trust locally. But Amir said, ‘Right from the start I will share everything with my patients, and gave them access to all their own records. He’s got examples of patients being admitted to hospital where they have had to show the consultants their record which may have saved their lives. It’s policy to try and make it happen. But it’s not moving quickly enough.” As of May 2015 34% of the patient population were accessing to their GP record. There was no difference between the proportion of Bengali patients doing so and the rest of the practice population.
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