Patient Records

The timeline shows all clinical events in chronological order, most recent first. You can filter by event type (consultations, prescriptions, results, documents), date range, or clinician. Each entry shows a summary with the option to expand for full details. The timeline is designed to give you the complete patient history at a glance.

Yes. During onboarding, we can import patient records from most common formats including exports from other clinical systems, structured data files, and document archives. We map the data to Jump's structured format while preserving all original content. Historical records remain accessible and searchable.

Documents received from NHS providers can be scanned or imported into Jump. The system can extract key information (diagnoses, medications, results) from structured documents. For ongoing NHS care, you can record the patient's current NHS medications and allergies on their record, and send updates back to their NHS GP via MESH.

Jump logs every access to patient records: who viewed the record, when, and what sections they accessed. This audit trail is immutable and available for compliance reporting. You can review access logs for any patient to see who has viewed their information.

Records for deceased patients are retained according to GMC guidance. Access is restricted and logged. Jump supports the process for releasing records to executors, coroners, or for clinical audits, with appropriate authorisation workflows and documentation.

Yes. The patient portal provides patients with access to their own clinical records, including consultation summaries, test results, and current medications. You control what patients can see, and can add clinician-only notes where appropriate. Portal access is logged in the same audit trail as staff access.