Easy access: information about you and how we use it

	GDPR is a set of rules that means information like about you like your name, address and how you are feeling must be kept safe and secure.
	This is the law and it is there to protect you and your information. You have more power and control over how your information can be used.
	It only lets people share or use your information if you say its ok. Sometimes they may have to share your information to keep you safe or stop a crime.
	You can ask to see any information that is recorded about you for free.
	There are big fines for organisations if they get it wrong.

You can see an Easy Access version about each of our services. Please click on the relevant link below:

Continence Team – helping with bladder and bowl problems

Fall Prevention – helping people at risk of falls

Tissue Viability – helping if you have deep cuts or sores

Speech and Language Therapy – helping with your speech

Podiatry – helping to look after your feet

Health Trainers – helping to keep you fit and healthy

Champions Show the Way – Volunteering to help others

Better Start Bradford – lottery funded project helping children in Bradford

Palliative Care – end of life care

Fast Track Palliative Care – urgent end of life care

Community Nursing – caring for you in your home

Learning Disabilities – helping people with learning disabilities

My Wellbeing College – therapies to help with mental health issues

Acute and Community Mental Health Services – Supporting patients in hospital and at home with mental health issues

Primary Care Wellbeing Services – helping people with mental and physical health issues live independently

Mental Health Legislation Team – Checking we treat people fairly

Care Programme Approach Team – Checking we look after people correctly

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service – helping children and young people who have mental health issues

StressBuster – sessions to help you cope with stress better

Community Dental – helping people with additional needs see a dentist

Unscheduled Dental Care Service – Helping people see a dentist in an emergency

Oral Health Improvement Service – helping children look after their teeth better

School Nurses – helping young children 5-19 years

Health Visiting Services – helping parents with babies from 0-5 years old

Looked after Children’s Services – helping children who are looked after

Young Offending Team – caring for young people who are involved with the criminal justice system

Family Nurse Partnership – part of the Better Start Bradford Project, supports new parents under the age of 24 who are part of the project

School immunisation team – helping children to have their vaccinations

Health Records Management – how we look after your health records

Patient Experience Team – collect feedback about your care

Research & Statistics – helping to make the NHS better

Complaints –If you are not happy with your care

Our website – how we look after information that you share