Shared care record teams celebrated at Graphnet event
The event featured presentations from the Nottinghamshire, St Helens, Bolton, Salford, Frimley, Cheshire and Greater Manchester shared care record teams.
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Reducing hospital referrals by 50% for diabetic patients in Liverpool
Delivering optimum care for someone living with diabetes typically involves multiple healthcare professionals working across various health settings. Traditionally, those clinicians have relied on separate sets of paper records, making it difficult to co-ordinate care.
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NHS England re-opens HSSF to LHCR and population health suppliers
The update to the framework, published in October, includes a separate lot for suppliers of technologies that fall within a new set of digital services.
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Dudley and Black Country Partnership go live with Rio EPR
The neighbouring trusts went live across Children and Young People services on 28 October and in Learning Disabilities services on 4 November.
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Real benefits of shared records explored at Digital Health Networks event
Organised by Thames Valley and Surrey Care Records and Digital Health Networks, the event sought to explore how to reap the real benefits from sharing data.
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Graphnet awarded integrated care record contract
Graphnet’s CareCentric shared care record will be used to provide a single integrated care record in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent.
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Wirral Care Record team explain the benefits of the platform
The Wirral Care Record (WCR) is a digital care record that includes patient health and social care information across the region.
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Paramedics to get access to mental health crisis plans
The National Record Locator Service enables paramedics and mental health nurses find out whether a patient has a mental health crisis plan, with a view to informing their care.
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Lincolnshire Care Portal team discuss challenges and benefits
The Lincolnshire team spoke about the benefits of the portal, which included users being able to choose and receive alerts about patients.
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LHCREs ‘essential’ for better patient care in ambulance service, CIO says
Working with LHCREs has the potential to transform the way paramedics treat patients, according to Ross Fullerton, CIO of London Ambulance Service.
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