Summary Care Record

Archive
28 April 2020

Additional information to be automatically added to Summary Care Record

Additional information will be automatically added to of any patient who has not expressed a preference that information isnā€™t shared.
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A shelf of medication at a pharmacy
25 June 2019

One-click function for SCR introduced for community pharmacists

The function allows pharmacy professionals logged in on their Smartcard to click straight through to a selected patientā€™s SCR.
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4 April 2017

Another view: are local data repositories set to become data dumps?

Digital Health's GP columnist Dr Neil Paul is worried about the proliferation of local shared record schemes, creating multiple data
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13 January 2017

Healthcare IT news in brief

Lorenzo go-live delay blamed on centre A Midlands trust has delayed deployment of a Lorenzo electronic patient by two months
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3 March 2016

Healthcare IT industry news in brief

This monthā€™s round up includes: a new site for the NHS and SMEs on working together, a specialist e-prescribing deployment,
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11 February 2016

SCR in outpatients and police rooms

Access to NHS Summary Care Records is being extended to scheduled care settings and dedicated medical rooms in police stations.
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2 December 2015

Summary Care Records: GPs add info

Nearly all of England's GPs are able to write additional information into a patient's Summary Care Record from within their
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2 October 2015

Pharmacists demand patient record access

Community pharmacists in the UK should have read and write access to full electronic records for their patients, says the
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12 August 2015

SCR ‘at tipping point’ with clinicians

The Summary Care Record is approaching 50,000 views per week, according to figures released by the Health and Social Care
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23 June 2015

Pharmacists given access to SCR

Community pharmacists are to be given access to the NHS Summary Care Record, the Health and Social Care Information Centre
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