Meet the PRSB team at The Care Show 2022

PRSB is excited to be exhibiting at this year’s Care Show, taking place on 12-13 October, at the NEC, Birmingham.

Care Show brings together the key thought leaders and suppliers in the care sector. It’s free to attend and features over 80 hours of CPD accredited sessions.

Meet the PRSB team at Stand G90 and be sure to catch our panel session on the first day:

The role of standards in delivering integrated care
Technology Theatre, 12:10-12:55

Chair: Lorraine Foley, CEO, PRSB

Panellists:
Jane Clark, Solution Owner (Specialist Services), Graphnet
Barbara Gale MBE, Consultant and Clinical Lead for ROSI Project, Barbara Gale Consulting Ltd.
Claire Sutton, Digital Transformation Lead, National Care Forum
Ojaih Willow, Patient Lead

The Plan for Digital Health and Social Care, which consolidates a number of strategies and plans around health and social care use of digital, data and technologies to improve care, was launched by the UK Government at the end of June. The strategy is succinctly captured in the phrase ‘Digitise, Connect, Transform’, and is designed to enable interoperability and better connect health and social care. Standards that support connectivity, such as those developed by PRSB, underpin many of the plan’s ambitions.

If the plan is to be rolled out effectively, the system can hope to take advantages of benefits such as reduced admissions into care, greater emphasis on preventative action and more efficient and streamlined services. But these gains will not materialise without the surmounting of challenges associated with funding, workforce and training, and clarity around where responsibility begins and ends.

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“If someone’s been working for a period of time, in a form of therapy, for instance, where there’s an agreed plan for the locality when they may present in an emergency situation … then it’s really important for us to be able to see that that information and be able to act appropriately according to that because, you know, there isn’t and there shouldn’t be a stock response to that. These plans are designed to be individualised and personalised.  All services should be giving that personalised approach to care wherever possible. And a standard such as [PCSP standard] definitely moves us closer towards being able to do that. [Not acting on agreed plans] is a key finding in terms of emergency responses over the years where responses have been inappropriate.” – Mental Health Nurse

“Following a particular plan that’s been put into place will result in much better outcomes and prevent the sort of poor outcome which would otherwise be leading to an unplanned hospital admission.” – General Practitioner