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Exploring how health and care professionals are using digital and data to make integrated care a reality,Ā spanning shared care records, population health, patient portals and remote care.Ā
The conversation on interoperability has shifted. It is no longer discussed as a technology problem, but rather as a complex change that depends upon relationships and culture. Jennifer Trueland investigates the new willingness to face up to the challenges and barriers that stand in its way.
North Lewisham Primary Care Network has developed an innovative programme which uses the power of data to focus resources towards people most at risk of health inequalities. The integrated dataset provided by Oracle Cerner is supporting more proactive health screening, identifying health conditions earlier
South London and Maudsley mental health trust has partnered with ReStart on a new antipsychotic blood test system to help speed up the wait for results.
A report by The Kingās Fund has highlighted the importance of relationships and technology for interoperability to progress in integrated care systems.
The Professional Record Standards Body (PRSB) has extended the use of its Core Information Standards to five more health and care settings.
Hundreds of social care providers in the West Midlands will soon be connected thanks to an integrated care record from West Midlands ICS and InterSystems.
