Interoperability Open Sessions with NHS Transformation Directorate

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Join BCS & NHS Transformation Directorate to better understand the request for case studies on the open health and care data architecture.

The 30 minute session will expand on the importance of collecting this evidence to underpin the knowledge they know exists, and ensure they reach across all health settings and capture these case studies, particularly if they depict blocker and issues in interoperability or integration at local level. The session will give you the opportunity to understand how to submit your cases, ask questions and understand the importance in providing this evidence. Please join us for this valuable session! The Transformation Directorate has already shared their vision to provide open health and care data architecture across all health settings, however in order to answer a number of questions in support of this, they are looking to gather evidence on the following:1. for Existing Use Cases especially on Interoperability, integration data architecture issues and blockers in patient pathways that involve several care settings, 2. Survey on blockers to standard adoption which is estimated to take approximately 15 minutes to complete (the survey is intended to identify quantitative evidence and a prioritised list of blockers to adoption which will be used to develop further policy and measures for boosting standards adoption). The deadline for evidence has been extended until 31st July 2022.For more information about Crowdsourcing Existing Use Cases The Vision of Open Health &amp; Care Data Architecture NHS Transformation Directorate (NHS/TD) have five missions, which are focused on making things better for patients and staff. These are: - Reducing the burden on clinicians and staff, so they can focus on patients -Giving people the tools to access information and services directly - Ensuring clinical information can be safely accessed, wherever it is needed - Improving patient safety across the NHS - Improving NHS productivity with digital technology To support these missions, NHS/TD are exploring and progressing an Open Health and Care Data Architecture across all care settings - including social care - to achieve vertical integration in health and care at an ICS, Region, National level. This in turn enables a patient centric longitudinal care record / plan which one day can follow a patient from birth to death, across English geographies and all care settings. For this to succeed patient data should be made more accessible from and to all IT systems, in an agreed consistent format, frequency and quality. There is also a need to focus on health and care reform in order to encourage processes that reflect the principles of open health and care data. To make this happen, we therefore need to answer the following: - What are the tools and techniques required in order to achieve these missions? - How can the NHS best organise itself to be a more effective body in the journey to achieving these missions? - What are the care pathway categories that we can draw on to support the case? Identifying Use Cases We need a strong set of use cases to form the foundations for analysis. Direct care and improvement of patient outcomes underpin all that we do so we want to ensure that this is brought out from each and every use case submitted as part of this process. We want to also highlight specific transactions, data points and system required at each step of this pathway; for this, we want to ensure that we capture points that specific to a particular care pathway as well as any universal requirements. We presented some indicative categories to assess and analyse these use cases earlier in this document. These categories need to be defined and refined by the use cases themselves. We therefore need to consider examples of specific care pathways that can highlight the categories that we are seeking, much like the illustration on the previous page. Formats &amp; Templates We appreciate any information that comes through to be aligned to a certain template in order to easily compare and contrast documentation. Guidelines / Best practices for this information capture will be shared. Timelines Please submit by 31st July 2022. Submission Upon formulating the material, please submit all relevant document to frontline.digitisation@nhs.net. Submissions will be collated and organised before placed in a central repository for wider viewing

Interoperability Open Sessions with NHS Transformation Directorate

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