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New webinar: Shared Care Records – Top tips for Benefits Realisation Management

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We are delighted to welcome Gareth Curt, NHS England Shared Care Records Programme Benefits Analyst, who will lead our next webinar on Wednesday 18 January from 1pm.

His focus will be around the purpose of Benefits Realisation Management (BRM) and the different roles we all play in delivering effective change. They will explore how BRM is applied  against reality, discussing the challenges faced and top tips for doing BRM well. By the end of the session, attendees will hopefully have a better understanding of the value of a benefits-led approach in helping create and drive stories for change.

For invite, please contact Tony McDougal, DCR Communications and Engagement Manager – tony.mcdougal@dorsetcouncil.gov.uk

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Forthcoming webinar – The Somerset Shared Care Record (SIDeR): Wednesday 28 September 2-3pm

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We are delighted to be hosting our next webinar on Wednesday 28 September from 2-3pm, when speakers from the Somerset Integrated Digital e-Record (SIDeR) will be joining us. (SIDeR) is a clinically led, digitally enabled programme that aims to make the right information available to the right clinician at the right time.

The panel of  Dr Justin Harrington, Chief Clinical Information Officer and Associate Clinical Director Somerset ICB, Jess Brown, digital transformation officer (projects and comms) and Tiff Hodkinson, Chief Operating Officer at Black Pear software, will talk through the unique set up of the SIDeR Shared Care Record that uses FHIR endpoints to gather and display real time information from providers, including social care, for the purposes of direct care. Continue reading “Forthcoming webinar – The Somerset Shared Care Record (SIDeR): Wednesday 28 September 2-3pm” →

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Launching a Shared Care Record – The Derbyshire Experience

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In the fourth of our series of webinars, Jane Owens and Charles Frakes from the Derbyshire Shared Care Record talk about Launching a shared care record. The webinar looks at a range of disciples that need to be taken into account, including communications, information governance and privacy issues, reporting structures, clinical safety, benefits realisation, processes and SOPs, the testing regime and future resources such as training.

 

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Forthcoming webinar – Launching a shared care record: The Derbyshire experience

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The Derbyshire Shared Care Record is now live.  This  webinar session, which will take place on Wednesday 20 July between 10am-11am,  is being presented by Jane Owens Implementation Lead and Charles Frakes Privacy Officer.

The presentation will cover aspects of how this was achieved i.e. Information Governance, Testing, Training, Communications and Engagement and will give an insight into the different stages of implementation that were required.

The session will cover how good governance has promoted working in partnership with the supplier and provider organisations and will give an insight into next steps.

To register for the event go to Webinar (microsoft.com)

And to find out more about the Derbyshire shared care record – Joined Up Care Derbyshire – Shared Care Record

Please forward this email to anyone who may be interested in attending

 We look forward to seeing you on the day

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Shared Care Records – “Clare, Ellie, Jane and Branwen”

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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.

If you would like to attend and hear the latest direct from John, please complete Webinar Registration

Please share this email with any of your colleagues who would also like to attend.

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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Webinar: Community Pharmacies and the Dorset Care Record

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Come and listen to Amanda Moores, Dorset Local Pharmaceutical Committee (Dorset LPC) chief officer and a community pharmacist David Rose, from Marnhull Pharmacy, in conversation with the Dorset Care Record’s communications and engagement officer Tony McDougal on how community pharmacists are using the shared care record.

Community pharmacies in Dorset have been able to access the Dorset Care Record for the past 18 months, which has prompted national interest.

Among the issues under the spotlight will be encouraging national chains to get involved, how can pharmacists get the most out of share care records and how can we encourage more community pharmacies to get involved.

The free webinar will take place on Monday 28 February from 12.30-1.15pm and is open to all.

To register –

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Tony McDougal, Communications and Engagement Officer Dorset Care Record

Shared Care Webinar: Communications and Engagement – Coming Soon

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We are working with our sister organisation Wessex Care Records to set up a repository of information in a Learning Zone to help provide support and advice to Shared Care Records (ShCR) across the country.

The Learning Zone will include a range of topics and documents but we are also embarking on a series of webinar sessions that will be available to watch either live or later through our You Tube channel. Continue reading “Shared Care Webinar: Communications and Engagement – Coming Soon” →