Freedom Of Information
The Freedom of information Act 2000 gives any person the right to request any information which is held by a public authority.
The Ministry of Justics is the government department responsible for Freedom of Information and you can find out more about the Act by visiting the Ministry of Justice website.
The purpose of the Act Freedom of Information Act 2000 is to promote openness by public authorities by increasing transparency and accountability, and improving decision making. NHS Oxfordshire is a public authority, so we have a legal duty to adopt and maintain a scheme for the publication of information.
- Part One : Introduction
- Part Two : The Classes of Information that we hold
- Part Three: Bodies which monitor/inspect our performance. Index to the Publication Scheme, and useful Resources.
A copy of the FOI leaflet can be downloaded in PDF format (PDF File; 232 KB). Please note this leaflet is currently being updated.
How to access your personal health records - a copy of 'A Guide to Accessing your Health Records' (PDF File; 556 KB) can be downloaded in PDF format.
The complete FOI publication scheme can be downloaded in PDF Format.(PDF File; 343 KB)
To make a request under Freedom of Information please contact foi@oxfordshirepct.nhs.uk
Before making an FOI request we would ask that you please make sure that the information you are requiring is not already available on the website.
If you are requesting contact details for a member of staff please call NHS Oxfordshire reception on 01865 336800.
Find out more about NHS Oxfordshire Directors and departments
Responses to Frequently Asked Request for Information
Trust Board Expenses (PDF File: 12.8 KB)