AskmyGP
Why have we changed?
AskmyGP makes it faster and easier for patients to get help. We normally guarantee a same day response to all patient contacts submitted by 5pm (Monday to Friday), however this is dependent on the availability of our Clinical Team. If the doctor would like to see you in surgery they will be able to offer an appointment at a time of your convenience. Our new service supports patients to access clinical advice, quickly.
How does it work?
- Get help online for any medical problem from one of our GPs or Nurse Practitioners, you are able to request a clinician of your choice
- The GP or Nurse Practitioner will then respond to your request within the hour, or at a time of your choosing
- If the doctor feels you need to be seen, they will then invite you into the practice either the same day or a convenient time for yourself.
How do I register?
- You do not need to come into the surgery to set up the account, simply click here
- You will then need to enter some personal information – name, DOB, address and contact details.
- The GP or Nurse Practitioner will then be able to verify your account when speaking with you.
FAQ’s
Are you having problems with your account?
We have put together some information on the main issues we have been informed off, if you have any further problems with your account please contact the practice.
You’ve been set up by the practice either over the phone or in the surgery, you are now having trouble login on to view your message.
- Click on the AskmyGP web link from the James Cochrane Practice homepage,
- Click on ‘Log in’ button in the top right corner
- Click on the ‘forgotten your password?’ link below the username and password box
- Enter your email address and click ‘Send Password Reset Link’
- You will receive an email from AskmyGP, follow the link within the email
- You will then be asked to enter your email and to create a password
- After completing this it will ask you to log in again, you will then be able to view your new, current and past requests
When registering you get a message to say your DOB does not match what we have on the system
- Be sure to enter your DOB completely for example
- 1st January 67 – must be entered 01.01.1967
- If it gives you the option of a scroll bar, you can override this and just type in your DOB.
I keep getting emails saying I have a message from the surgery
- This means we have replied to your recent request, to view the message and to stop receiving the emails, log on to your account.
- There is a blue circle saying you have a message, click this button to view.
Do I have to set up a separate account for my children/ patient(s) I care for?
No, you can set your children/ or patient(s) you care for within your own account. Follow the steps below to find out how;
- Click on the AskmyGP link and type in a brief reason for your request, and click to ‘Consult your own GP’
- Either login to your account, or create an account under your details as parent or carer
- Once logged in, you will be asked whether you are
- Patient
- Parent
- Carer
- This is where you make your selection, once clicked on either parent or carer, you will then be asked to fill out the details of your child or the person cared for
- Once these details have been entered, they will be saved onto your account for future requests
- You can then go ahead and create a new request
Patient Access
What is Patient Access?
Patient Access allows you to do the following (depending on the level of online access that you have);
- Book Flu Vaccines
- View your medications
- Order repeat prescriptions
- View your test results
- Look at documents such as hospital letters
- View your recorded allergies and adverse reactions
- Look at what immunisations you have had
- Read your recent consultations
- Update your contact details
- View your recorded coded data and values such as height and weight
Please note that some areas of online access to your medical record may be restricted, for patients under the age of 18 this access is limited to appointments, medications and prescriptions.
How do I register?
It is important that you read and fully understand the information in the leaflet below.
You MUST visit the Practice in person where you will be asked to provide 2 forms of ID (please refer to the patient leaflet for a full list of acceptable forms of ID), and fill in and sign the consent form which you can collect from the reception desk or download via the link below.
Once you have completed the consent form in the Practice and received your unique pass phrase, you can proceed with the registration process; there is a link to our patient registration guide below.
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