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Welcome to our November newsletter! 

PRSB to explore how person characteristics are used in clinical decision-making

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We’re delighted to announce that we've been chosen to lead a consultation for NHS England to explore how person characteristics are used in clinical decision making and improve how they are recorded in care records. A new approach will ensure that health records fully reflect the diversity of individuals and give them greater control over their healthcare information, including how it is shared between clinical settings.

Together with the Federation for Informatics Professionals, we aim to make care safer, more inclusive, and more effective by enabling seamless, standardised data sharing across NHS systems.  

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CACI partner newsletter

CACI start their journey with PRSB standards as they launch their new care management software

An international IT consultancy and services organisation, which holds expertise in health and social care, has joined the PRSB’s Standards Partnership Scheme to ensure that their new solution complies with our standards to enable care providers effective care planning.

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Health Diagnostics partner newsletter

Health Diagnostics partner with us to improve the quality of health checks through standards

A key objective of Health Diagnostics is to ensure that anyone having a health check is empowered to understand the impact of their current lifestyle on their personal health and wellbeing. Over 110,000 health checks are delivered annually using their solution. 

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Frimley case study newsletter

Implementing the Outpatient Letter Standard - case study

Find out how Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust worked with two system suppliers, Microsoft and Epic, to implement the standard, and what benefits it will have on the efficiency of healthcare services and people’s experience of care. 

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What's the role of standards in your digital journey?

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We are seeking the views of digital leaders in a short survey to better understand how organisations perceive the importance of information standards, their progress on implementation, and their digital priorities for the next two years. The survey will take just 3 minutes, and your feedback will directly inform how we take forward the development and implementation of standards as a foundation for better, safe care.
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PIF and IPSOS

Digital Maternity Record Standard - final version now published 

The updated standard reflects new models of care that have come into operation in recent years and includes implementation guidance for system suppliers. The standard has been endorsed by a number of organisations, including royal colleges.

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Knowledge is Power report 

Research by the Patient Information Forum and Ipsos reveals inequalities in access to health information and the impact of misinformation. Recommendations include implementing PRSB's About Me and Shared Decision Making Standards across the NHS to help support healthcare professionals 
to have better conversations with patients.

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PRSB Ethos newsletter

Digitising adult social care with standards – our case study

Find out how we've successfully worked with system suppliers on the NHS assured digital care solutions list to help ensure that 80% of registered care providers have a digital social care record (DSCR) in place by March 2025.

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Learn the foundations of clinical safety with PRSB and Ethos

We offer you an online foundation course on clinical safety, which includes a session on PRSB standards and their importance to delivering safe care. Once completed, you will be certified as an accredited Clinical Safety Officer. Our next session is on Tuesday, 17 December.

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