By bringing together the NHS, industry and policy leaders from across the UK, A4BC aims to transform medicines management by co-developing solutions, aligning standards and sharing best practice.

This new phase of work will build on the existing Diabetes Record Standard, enabling the standardised, safe, interoperable, and scalable sharing of patient-generated data from diabetes management devices across health and care settings in England.

This project explored how child safeguarding information is recorded and shared across healthcare settings. The discovery work will help shape recommendations on the information needed and potential standards to support safer, more accurate and timely sharing of safeguarding data.

Working with The Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) to provide specialist training and advice on setting and maintaining health information standards in Ireland.

Reviewing the LAS electronic patient care record (ePCR) system against the PRSB Ambulance Handover to Emergency Care Standard. The aim is to identify changes needed to support safe, consistent, and digital transfer of patient information from ambulance crews to emergency departments.

Our standards are based on a set of reference components, which we’ve refined over time to ensure consistency across the board. As we’ve developed new standards, we’ve enhanced these components to make implementation easier and there are now new parts in other standards which could be appropriate for the Core Information Standard.