Standards Partnership Scheme – Register your interest

CONTACT US

Find out more about the Standards Partnership Scheme and how you can join us

Contact us at partners@theprsb.org and we can arrange to talk with you, or complete the form to register your interest and we’ll be in touch with more information about the Standards Partnership Scheme.

WHO WE WORK WITH

 

PRSB is an independent membership organisation whose members represent 2.5 million frontline health and care professionals and people who use health and care services across the UK. Our standards represent the collective views of our members about the information needed to provide high quality health and care. Our members and organisations we work with include system leaders in the NHS and social care such as…

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT PRSB PARTNERS

Dr Nilesh Bharakhada, GP

"In my role as a GP in London, I increasingly see system procurements that require conformance with PRSB standards. PRSB's independent assessment provides evidence that local purchasers can trust and will enable them to match their requirements to vendor capabilities in a transparent way"

Professor Reecha Sofat, Chair, PRSB

"Looking ahead, our priorities are clear. We will strengthen collaboration with our members and partners, work closely with colleagues across all four nations, and continue supporting the development of electronic patient records that embed data standards at their heart."

Jonathan Papworth, Person Centred Software

"There is nothing better for software providers than a clear specification of the work needed to meet an objective, and PRSB is proving key in providing the specification for interoperability."

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