Health Passport

Health Passports are a great tool to help health professionals get to know you better.

How do I get a passport?

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Leeds Teaching Hospitals is proud to be partnering with ‘Know My Health’ to create an accessible, digital version of the health passport. You can follow this link and complete the passport on a computer, a tablet, or your phone and then email it directly to the team.  It will be added to your medical records in our hospital.

Create your Health Passport
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It is up to the patient to keep this up to date and send the most up to date version to the team.

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They document your likes, dislikes and reasonable adjustments you might need when coming to hospital. 

We encourage you to complete one and bring it with you to share with the hospital staff if you are coming into hospital for an admission or attending an outpatient appointment.

You can also send it to the Learning Disability and Autism team to upload.

Please use the buttons below to find out additional information about the health passport.

Health Passport for Learning Disability Health Passport for Autistic People

Completed passports

It is helpful for people to email completed Health Passports to [email protected] or post them to Learning Disability and Autism Team, 2nd Floor, Trust Headquarters, St James’s University Hospital, Beckett Street,
Leeds, LS9 7TF so they can be uploaded electronically.

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