Empowering efficient and connected care with the PRSB e-Discharge Summary Standard
Nicola Cranfield, Clinical Solutions Lead and CSO at IMS MAXIMS, explains why other system suppliers should follow their example and become conformant against the PRSB’s e-Discharge Summary standard to improve sharing of information at discharge and enable continuity of care. Within IMS MAXIMS, we understand technology’s crucial role in delivering high-quality, patient-centred care and optimising […]
PRSB joins key healthcare leaders at HETT Show and witnesses the growing awareness of the role of information standards in digital health
The PRSB once again joined one of the most popular shows in the digital health space – HETT Show, on 26 – 27 September. During the event, we had the chance to catch up with our sector colleagues, members and partners, and make new contacts from across the digital health community. Our representatives participated in […]
10 years of driving better health and care outcomes with information standards
Our CEO, Lorraine Foley, reflects on our 10th anniversary event on 21 September. On 21 September, having succumbed to COVID, I was relegated to watching our Annual General Meeting and 10th anniversary celebrations on a small screen from afar. I was disappointed as there was obviously such a great vibe in the room and […]
Access Group looks to PRSB standards to help ensure better data integrity in social prescribing services
Data integration plays a pivotal role in ensuring that people receive holistic and effective care. The Access Group, a supplier of software solutions for health and care and local government organisations in the UK, is looking forward to working with us to help provide and share more consistent and effective information leading to better outcomes […]
Dedalus partners with PRSB to improve the flow of information across health and social care
Dedalus, a global healthcare and diagnostic software supplier, understands that digital transformation and collaboration are one of the most critical enablers for improving the speed and efficiency of healthcare services – and this is why they’ve joined the PRSB as a Partner. This milestone marks an important step towards standardisation and interoperability across health and […]
MED e-care partners with PRSB to help make integrated care a reality
PRSB is glad to announce that MED e-care, a care technology company specialising in eMAR (electronic medication administration record system) and care planning solutions, has joined the PRSB Â Standards Partnership Scheme. MED e-care is focused on integration with other care technologies, such as Nourish, Person Centred Software and Care Vision, who are also PRSB partners. […]
Open Medical to improve digital landscape of healthcare by partnering with the PRSB
A cohesive and effortless flow of information across health and social care is key to achieving integrated care and sits at the heart of the PRSB’s mission. Our new partner – Open Medical – shares the same aim and their digital solution, Pathpoint, helps digitise steps in end-to-end care pathways, preventing potentially crucial information from […]
CareLiveLive joins the PRSB Partnership Scheme to be at the forefront of the drive for interoperability
CareLineLive, a supplier of a cloud-based all-in-one homecare management software, has joined us as a Partner as they are looking to accelerate interoperability to empower health and care professionals in providing personalised care. The team at CareLineLive see the scheme as pivotal in the adoption and the implementation of information standards in health and care. […]
Care Vision achieves conformance for the About Me Standard
We are delighted that another system supplier has been awarded the Quality Mark against the PRSB’s About Me Standard – congratulations to Care Vision for achieving this milestone. Care Vision is a cloud-based care management system for care providers. The organisation understands that standards conformance lays the foundation for interoperability and enables sharing of information […]
PRSB’s response to the HSIB’s report on variations in the delivery of palliative care services
On 13 July, the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) published a report stating that health and care services in England are not always able to provide individualised, equitable and co-ordinated palliative and end-of-life care to meet the holistic needs of people and their families. There is also limited information to help the public and health […]