Shared care records need to take a patient-centric approach to prevent harm and save lives.
In his DCR webinar presentation, John Farenden provided some detailed case studies, highlighting past failings, which had led to coroner’s reports highlighting the inability of health and care organisations to share information properly. Continue reading “Taking a patient-centric approach – Ellie, Clare, Branwen and Jane”
In the third of our series of webinars with Wessex Care Records, NHS England Senior programme lead for shared care records John Farenden, provides a range of case studies, highlighting the need for joined up records and answers a wide-range of questions covering GP Connect feeds, consent and IG issues, COPI and working with regional ambulance service trusts
We are delighted to welcome John Farenden, NHS England senior programme director and shared care record lead, to talk about the future of direction of shared care records.
John’s webinar will take place on Wednesday 25 May from 10am-11am and intriguingly he has entitled his talk, “Clare, Ellie, Jane and Branwen”. He will also be available to answer questions at the end of the Webinar.
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We look forward to seeing you at this event, which will be filmed and available on our You Tube channel later. You can find our past webinars
Communications and Engagement Challenges and Opportunities – Dorset Care Record Webinar – Communications and Engagement: What works and what hasn’t…. – YouTube
Community Pharmacies and the DCR – Community Pharmacies and the Dorset Care Record – YouTube
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