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Getting COVID test records
rigolith
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Has anyone had any luck getting their COVID test records?
During the pandemic I submitted dozens of tests, as I was testing weekly for most of it. A few were logged by my employer who has provided them, and I have email receipts for some.
Test & Trace seems to have disappeared though. Anyone know how to contact them to get the test results I submitted via the website?
They aren't on my NHS record as far as I can see.
During the pandemic I submitted dozens of tests, as I was testing weekly for most of it. A few were logged by my employer who has provided them, and I have email receipts for some.
Test & Trace seems to have disappeared though. Anyone know how to contact them to get the test results I submitted via the website?
They aren't on my NHS record as far as I can see.
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OK, I will bite....why do you need to know this information?0
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Presumably these are the latflow tests where you declare yourself if you passed or failed with no secondary checks to confirm you answered honestly?
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i *think* you can still access tests carried out at a GP surgery which will be on your records. I doubt you will be able to get the latflow ones.
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Did you get text message confirmation for the tests you submitted? Might be a bit of a nightmare if you need to print them out but there might be ways of doing it or apps that can help.
The only other records I have are for recent tests, that are on my record on SystmOnline - but I don't know if that's because I submitted them through the Zoe app or not (as well as using the QR codes to submit to the NHS, which is why I don't know which method put it on my record). And earlier ones submitted by both methods aren't on there, the GP surgery evidently hadn't enabled that particular function yet.1 -
Thanks, yes, self administered lateral flow tests, except for a couple which were PCR tests with a sample sent off.
The Vaccine Damage Scheme has accepted that I was injured, but said it was probably because I got COVID. So I need to show that I was regularly testing and didn't have COVID when it kicked off. I think it's balance of probabilities, so even a lateral flow test should tip the scales far enough.0
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