Our first element of our citizen portal – the clinical maternity pathway – has gone live across the Dorset Care Record Partnership.
The pathway will be of particular benefit to midwives and health visitors, giving them a full audit trail of what is happening during the expectant mum’s pregnancy. They will also have a more holistic picture of the mum-to-be as they will be able to see their GP summary record and, in time, discharge medications.
Health and social care professionals will be able to see more information in the Dorset Care Record following the successful integration of a significant new release. Continue reading “More data entering the Dorset Care Record”
The Dorset Care Record portal is now back open for business following a successful upgrade today and robust testing. The new upgrade includes allergies coming on stream from Dorset County Hospital; changes to remove the consent screens to reflect our discussion to view policy, as agreed with the Information Commissioner and all partner organisation; some bug fixes and the introduction of the maternity clinical pathway for practitioners.
Continue reading “Dorset Care Record Portal Back Open for Business”
The Dorset Care Record portal is being upgraded to introduce new functionality. This is a planned upgrade and as a result the system will not be available from 12.01am on Wednesday 23 October. The system may be down for up to two days to enable robust testing to take place. However, we will endeavour to keep the downtime to a minimum and will update all users with regards to our progress.
We have launched a combined, single mandatory learning module for the Dorset Care Record, “Information Sharing and Security.” This replaces the two former mandatory modules, “Security” and “Interim Consent/Discussion to View.” Continue reading “Dorset Care Record Training Update for Partners – October 2019”
Dr Rob Willington is a consultant in Acute Medicine from Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals. In this 20 minute length video, Rob argues that we should embrace the change that comes with the Dorset Care Record, which is a much better alternative the current system of fragmented IT records and paper records.
Below you will find our mini series of eight short clips from this full video.
This is the first clip from our mini series with consultant Dr Rob Willington from Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals, here explains the access he currently has to patients’ medical history.
Consultant Dr Rob Willington from Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals explains the problems of paper records, in this short clip.
Here, in the third of these clips, consultant Dr Rob Willington from Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals explains the benefits of the Dorset Care Record for him.
In the fourth of these clips, consultant Dr Rob Willington from Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals explains how the Dorset Care Record helps him access patients’ medical history.