Baby Registration for PRINTING

How to Register:

1. Check that you live within our practice boundary. We will not register people living outside this area unless you have been allocated to us by the Healthboard.

2. Identification This is no longer needed to register with a practice. If deemed necessary however, we are able to ask for identification at any point to confirm your identity and your address for reasons of data protection and practice boundaries.

3. Complete the Registration form belowWe will notify you once your baby is registered.


Registration – Baby (First registration) PRINTABLE

Baby’s Details

Sex
EH29, EH52 and some within EH30 and EH28 as per the boundary
Which town are you nearest to? (for assigning you a health visitor))

Parent / Carer Details

Who looks after the baby?
If you don’t have a mobile number, please state ‘none’. However, we cannot register you without a mobile or landline number
Is the Baby’s Father registered at this Practice?

Parent / Carer Declaration

I declare that the information I have given on this form is correct and complete. I understand that, if it is not, appropriate action may be taken. To enable
NHS National Services Scotland to confirm my eligibility to lawfully register with a GP and for the purposes of prevention, detection, and investigation of crime, the minimum necessary information from this form could be disclosed to relevant authorities.

I understand that more comprehensive information about how NHS Scotland handles my data is available from NHS Inform.

Are you the parent or a carer?

HOW THE NHS USES YOUR INFORMATION

We use your information to provide healthcare, maintain your medical record, and meet our legal obligations as an NHS practice.

As part of delivering your care, your information may be shared with NHS Scotland and other NHS services involved in your treatment, including for appointments, referrals, tests and related correspondence.

For full details about how we and NHS Scotland handle your personal information, please see our Privacy Policy and that of NHS Scotland.

Consent