GPs should let parents access children’s records but keep this ‘under review’, says GMC

The GMC says GPs should let parents access children's records with the child's consent, keeping it under review.

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GPs should let parents access children’s records but keep this ‘under review’, says GMC

Published 24 September 2026 · CQC, regulation & governance, IT, data & cyber security

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In brief The GMC says GPs should let parents access children's records with the child's consent, keeping it under review.

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  4. GPs should let parents access children's records but keep this 'under review', says GMC