Glasgow gets shared child records
Greater Glasgow Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services staff are using a shared electronic record to improve the care of ‘at risk’ children.
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Greater Glasgow Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services staff are using a shared electronic record to improve the care of ‘at risk’ children.
The North, Midlands and East programme for IT is predicted to reap benefits of more than £4.3 billion, with more than 60% expected from the delivery of TPP’s SystmOne.
Children identified as vulnerable by social services will be flagged to NHS staff if they attend an A&E, starting in 2015.
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