People living in Dorset can look forward to enhanced coordinated care as further records are joined up within the Dorset Care Record (DCR).
The next tranche of health and social care records are coming on stream this week, which will mean that a quarter of the proposed data feeds within the Dorset Care Record have been successfully integrated. Continue reading “Better Informed means Better Care for Dorset residents – Further pathways added to the Dorset Care Record”
People living in Dorset can look forward to enhanced coordinated care as further records are joined up within the Dorset Care Record (DCR).
The next tranche of health and social care records are coming on stream this week, which will mean that more than a quarter of the proposed data feeds within the Dorset Care Record have been successfully integrated.
Continue reading “Dorset Care Record Update: Stakeholder article – October 2019”
On the day the Dorset Care Record hit its 500th user, HTN spoke with Tony McDougal from Dorset Council about the progress of the Dorset Care Record, what has gone well and what is next in the project. You can read the original article on the HTN website or continue reading here…
Continue reading “Health Tech Newspaper’s interview with Tony, DCR’s Communication Officer”
Diane, a sister at the Minor Injuries Unit at Swanage Hospital is the Dorset Care Record’s 500th live user. In this video clip she talks about the benefits of having a bigger overview of patient care.
More than 500 health and social care professionals have signed up to the Dorset Care Record (DCR), marking a milestone for the project which aims to create a comprehensive and up to date record for every person having treatment in the county.
Continue reading “First 500 health and social care professionals sign up to the Dorset Care Record”
Dorset HealthCare (DHC) are one of the partnership organisations of the Dorset Care Record (DCR) along with the Councils, Acute Hospitals and Clinical Commissioning Group. DHC is responsible for all mental health and physical health services in Dorset.
Emily Gadd, DHC Project Support Officer, has organised a range of information stands at DHC’s Community Hospitals throughout May and June. The information stands are an important way to educate, bring people up to speed with DHC’s mental and physical health data coming on stream shortly and encourage staff to use the DCR.
In this article, we take a look back at our communications campaign earlier in the year. We are constantly building on the campaign, by attending public engagement events and by securing media coverage – most recently in Digital Health, Health Tech newspaper the Dorset Echo and Lyme on Lime.
Continue reading “Dorset Care Record communications campaign”
Up to 100 people attended last week’s Wessex Care Records Programme Awareness event in Bournemouth – the first of its kind for the pilot Local Health and Care Record Exemplar (LHCRE).
People living in Dorset can look forward to enhanced coordinated care as further records are joined up within the Dorset Care Record (DCR).
Continue reading “Radiology, Pathology and referrals coming on stream in the Dorset Care Record”
Over the New Year period, we carried out a communications campaign around the launch of a new leaflet, “Have you heard about the Dorset Care Record?”
Continue reading “Have you heard of the Dorset Care Record?”