Welcome to our December newsletter! 

As 2024 comes to an end, we want to wish our members, partners, supporters and colleagues a joyful and peaceful time over the holidays.

Thank you for all your support and dedication to our work in the past year. We are looking forward to connecting with you again in 2025! 

In the meantime, please take a look at our last news in 2024. 

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year from the PRSB! 🔔

High-quality data: the foundation on which to build the NHS's 10-yar plan

"Starting with standards is not just one piece of the transformation puzzle; it’s the first and most essential step toward building a health and care system that is fit for the future."

Check our latest blog in which our new Chair, Reecha Sofat, discusses how high-quality data and PRSB standards will enable the Government’s three strategic shifts: from hospital to community, analogue to digital, and treatment to prevention.

Ethos Ltd joins our Standards Partnership Scheme

Leading knowledge provider of digital health patient safety compliance and assurance services, Ethos, is now our official Partner. Together we've been delivering a foundation Clinical Safety Officer training - the next session is on 28 January!

Last chance to submit the national EPR usability survey!

Do you use an electronic patient record (EPR) system in your work? NHS England is currently inviting clinicians and clinical support professionals to share their experiences of using EPR system in a short, 8-minute survey by Friday, 20 December. 

Centre for Perioperative Care, Guy's Hospital, and British Geriatrics Society collaborate with John Wicks 

There are 7,000 surgical operations every day in the UK, and up to 1 in 7 people get complications after surgery. Our stakeholders have partnered with the Body Coach on a fantastic initiative to help people get fit for surgery.

LLR Care Record proves worth in supporting hospital discharge

Powered by Interweave, our Partner, the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) Care Record is helping health and care staff gain a more holistic view of an individual’s care – something that has proved to be beneficial during recent busy times in LLR’s hospitals.