Views from professionals, patients, our partners, the public and industry on next steps for improving records.
Blogs
CareDocs on a mission to help deliver personalised care with their latest PRSB conformance achievement
As of today, 26 digital health and care system suppliers have met the PRSB’s Personalised Care and Support Plan Standard, enabling thousands
Building a single patient record: the three pillars of success
A single patient record has the potential to transform the way health and social care work together in the UK. It represents
Understanding the power of data in transforming social care
A blog by Kate Colborne-Baber, Programme Director – Care Management, at Person Centred Software Millions of interactions between service users, care staff
High-quality data: the foundation on which to build the NHS’s 10-year plan
As a clinician, researcher and the new Chair of the Professional Record Standards Body, I know that to truly enable the Government’s
Improving outpatient communications with standardised letters – how Epro is doing this
By Chandu Wickramarachchi, Chief Clinical Information Officer (CCIO) at Epro In our lifetimes, we encounter many different healthcare settings at different points
PRSB’s year of progress: Accelerating standards adoption for better care
By Lorraine Foley, CEO at the PRSB 2023-24 has been an incredible year of growth for us at PRSB, filled with achievements
Navigating the data frontier – how can we accelerate the digital progress in health and care?
At times, it seems that the world is full of controversy and disagreement, but often, there is more consensus than one might
How will standards keep AI safe in the NHS?
A blog from co-written with our partner, HD Labs In this year’s budget, the Government pledged an additional £3.4bn to ramp up
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
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
How can better information sharing between health and care settings improve diabetes care?
Sandra Baughan, Founder and Managing Director at Quic, currently enabling better management of diabetes through the development of digital care planning for
Scotland’s data strategy aims to set the standard
With the recent publication of Scotland’s first Data strategy for Health and Social Care, Carol Sinclair, Chair of the Health and Social
Getting advance care planning right – how electronic end-of-life records helped Molly
Compassion in Dying and Molly Bartlett wrote for us about the benefits of sharing and recording end-of-life wishes digitally. Molly’s story Twenty
The importance of sharing information about people’s needs and wishes in palliative and end of life care
A blog by Dr Kath Lambert, Consultant in Palliative Medicine at Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust We will all experience death
A guest blog by Ben Wilson, Product Solution Director at Orion Health. The NHS defines population health as ‘an approach aimed at
Orion Health’s journey to become the first supplier conformant against PRSB’s Core Information Standard
Today’s health and care is a team effort. Ensuring any member of a person’s care team can access the latest information about
Data changes lives – how information-sharing and recording can help transform social care
A guest blog from Katie Thorn, Project Lead at Digital Social Care While we are experiencing greater appetite for the use of
Partnering with PRSB to accelerate standards adoption across the health and care system
The way we share and store our health and care information can directly impact the delivery of care plans and their outcomes.
Personalised care gives people choice and control
A guest blog from James Sanderson, Director of Community Health and Personalised Care at NHS England. When we look back over the
My name is Sarah. My medical treatment changed my life.
“My name is Sarah. I love my family and friends, being in nature and dancing. My medical treatment gave me fatigue and