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A guest blog by Ben Wilson, Product Solution Director at Orion Health. The NHS defines population health as ‘an approach aimed at improving the physical and mental health outcomes and wellbeing of people, whilst reducing health inequalities within and across a defined population.’ While we

ECCO Solutions, an award-winning system for management, delivery, reporting and auditing of care, has become the latest PRSB partner.   Accelerating the adoption of information standards across the care system is key to its mission. Accurate data can save lives, transforming care through the clarity that

Health and care system suppliers and organisations should now start preparing to implement the Personalised Care and Support Plan Standard to stay ahead of the mandated implementation deadline that takes effect in 2024.  The Personalised Care and Support Plan Standard ensures that details of someone’s care are consistently shared with

Carematch, a technology-led service supplier for people who need care in their own home, is the latest company to join the PRSB’s Standards Partnership Scheme.  CareMatch was founded in 2015 with a successful series of pilots with local authorities, which identified if using self-employed carers

Ensuring e-discharge summaries share the right information to provide safe and continuous care is vital, especially in these pressured times. IMS MAXIMS, a major supplier of healthcare systems, has achieved PRSB’s Quality Mark for conformance against the eDischarge Summary Standard, signalling their commitment to advancing

Today’s health and care is a team effort. Ensuring any member of a person’s care team can access the latest information about them is vital to providing joined-up care. PRSB’s Core Information Standard defines all the relevant information that should be shared for care in

Log my Care has been recognised as a Quality Partner by PRSB. The platform for care management has also achieved conformance against the About Me standard, which is key to helping care staff deliver person-centred care and reflecting people’s needs and wishes. With an aim

The way we share and store our health and care information can directly impact the delivery of care plans and their outcomes. Standards are critical; ensuring information is recorded consistently and can be accessed by relevant professionals in the right place, at the right time. 

Although electronic patient records are essential to improving joined-up care, documentation can be a burden to hard-pressed health and care professionals. Marrying the AI-powered speech recognition of Healthcare AI technology pioneer, Nuance, and PRSB’s Standards Partnership Scheme is the kind of smart problem-solving that could

Electronic health records supplier, Epic, is the latest organisation to join the PRSB Standards Partnership Scheme. Epic develops software to help people get well, help people stay well, and help future generations be healthier. More than 300 million patients have a current record in Epic.

One of the UK’s primary suppliers of health software solutions, EMIS, has now become a PRSB partner. Operating for more than 35 years, the products offered by EMIS are developed with a strong clinical focus to support and deliver connected healthcare, and EMIS Web is

People will benefit from better joined up care as the PRSB standard allows Orion Health and its early adopter sites to share information for care when and where it is needed Orion Health already achieved conformance against the ‘About Me’ standard, that helps personalise care

Autumna, an organisation focused on providing independent and impartial elderly care advice, has become the latest organisation to join the PRSB’s Standards Partnership Scheme. Launched in 2019, Autumna is now one of the most detailed online directories of elder care providers and retirement living developments

The System C & Graphnet Care Alliance has joined the Professional Record Standards Body’s (PRSB) Standards Partnership Scheme. The Alliance brings together five of the UK’s most innovative and experienced health and care IT providers to create integrated solutions for the health and social care

EDM Healthcare Consulting has become the latest organisation to join the PRSB Standards Partnership Scheme. Launched in 2018, EDM Healthcare Consulting provides consultancy solutions that highlight the importance of integrating valuable information captured in paper records with Electronic Patient Records (EPRs) and other record management

Inselcare, the company behind an innovative nursing home management system, has become the latest organisation to join PRSB’s Standards Partnership Scheme. Inselcare developed the technology platform with the mission to help nursing home staff manage and monitor care, from point of care to medication to

TPP, one of the world’s leading suppliers of healthcare technology, today announces it has updated its core product, SystmOne, to enable implementation of the PRSB’s About Me standard. The ‘About Me’ standard captures information that is important to a person and that they want to

The organisation behind one of the most advanced AI symptom checkers in the world, Healthily, has become the latest organisation to become a PRSB partner. With a mission to help a billion people take control of their health through self-care, Healthily was founded seven years

Sermaurei, a developer of software which uses automatic speech recognition, natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning to produce accurate and transparent audio clinical records, is the latest organisation to become a PRSB partner. Founded in 2016 by dentist and entrepreneur, Kehinde Gbolade, Sermaurei specialises

The About Me standard was the focus of March’s partner event and the session focused on why the standard is important, how it can make a tangible impact on health and care and the challenges suppliers might encounter when implementing it. PRSB’s Clinical Director, Dr

The PRSB is delighted to welcome RIX Research and Media, a technology firm specialising in helping people with intellectual disabilities, as the latest organisation to become a PRSB Standards Partner and join in our mission to accelerate the adoption and meaningful use of standards. RIX

PRSB welcomes clinical software supplier, TPP, to its Standards Partnership Scheme, as the latest organisation to commit to improving information sharing for health and care through adoption of standards. For TPP, partnering with PRSB as an authority on standards for digital information sharing in health

Graphnet, a key supplier of shared care records and population health solutions for Integrated Care Systems, has this month joined the Professional Record Standards Body’s (PRSB) Standards Partnership Scheme. The Standards Partnership Scheme connects the PRSB with digital system software suppliers to support them to

The PRSB are delighted to announce VCare Systems as the latest organisation to join in our mission to accelerate the adoption and meaningful use of standards, by enrolling in our Standards Partnership Scheme. With a vision to connect disparate healthcare systems through the power of

2021 saw the introduction of PRSB’s new Standards Partnership Scheme, which recognises the good work of software suppliers that integrate standards into their digital products and supports interoperability as an enabler of integrated care. Throughout the year, PRSB has delivered several Partner-exclusive masterclasses and given

Nuno Almeida, Founder of Nourish Care, talks to PRSB about the benefits of becoming a Quality Partner. The wider context – quality of care in a world composed of many care provider systems Having the right digital infrastructure allows each person and their family to

PRSB’s fourth partner event centred around our Personalised Care and Support Plan (PCSP) standard and we were pleased to welcome a range of partner representatives and Advisory Board members to the discussion.  We discussed the standard’s importance to furthering personalised care, the content of the

The views expressed in this blog are the author’s own and do not represent the views of the PRSB. Medicinal product or molecule? – The challenge for medicines interoperability Summary For medicines interoperability to work across our healthcare system, standards are essential. But complying with

Despite summer holidays being in full flow, we have had a number of conversations with digital software suppliers who will be joining the scheme in the next few weeks. We are pleased to report that digital care management system supplier Person Centred Software have graduated

Our Standards Partnership Scheme officially launched this month, after a successful pilot.

A citizen’s journey across the health and social care system is made up of a multitude of intricate steps and interactions, with a wealth of data to understand and interpret. The focus of a citizen’s health has often been about illness versus wellness. Considering this

In the middle of June we welcomed our Partners to the second in our series of workshops. The lunchtime event provided an overview of the current national perspective on shared care records from John Farenden, Senior Lead for Shared Care Records at NHS England and

The Partner Scheme is moving along at pace, and we are excited to welcome EIDO Healthcare, EveryLIFE Technologies, Kinseed and Person Centred Software onboard this month. Josh Knight, Kinseed’s Chief Commercial Officer, said of their partnership status with PRSB: “Our membership of the Partnership Scheme

Nourish Care, which provides smart management technology for health and social care, has successfully demonstrated conformance with our standard for Digital Care and Support Planning, working towards a more joined-up care system. Some of the suppliers who have recently become partners include Cerner, Interneuron, Healthcare

The Professional Record Standards Body (PRSB) has launched the Standards Partnership Scheme to visibly recognise and support vendors across the UK that are implementing professionally endorsed record standards to improve and integrate care through interoperability.   The scheme, which is supported by NHS and social care