In this video, Mike from Bridport talks to Tony, DCR Communications Officer, about his experiences in Dorset of health and social care record sharing.
In this video, Mike from Bridport talks to Tony, DCR Communications Officer, about his experiences in Dorset of health and social care record sharing.
In this video, James talks about the Dorset Care Record, his medical journey, and the easy read leaflet we produced in collaboration with People First Dorset.
Listen out for our radio commercials, appearing on Heart Dorset Radio, The Breeze and Wessex FM between 31st December 2018 and 13th January 2019. If you’d like a preview please have a listen to our footballer and home visit commercials, you can also read the transcripts.
Here is our latest stakeholder letter about Dorset Care Record developments.
We wanted to update you on three areas of progress:
· New records that are coming on stream
· Changes to consent
· Progress of the Citizens Portal
Staff from the Dorset Care Record team will be taking to the road in the run up to Christmas to carry out some testing of the brand. Representatives will be asking members of the public about their understanding of the Dorset Care Record, which is bringing together electronically health and social care records across the county.
Continue reading “Out on the road with the Dorset Care Record”
Adult service lead for Mosaic, Martin Turner, believes the Dorset Care Record is an important innovation and will make a difference across a range of health and social care fields.
A Dorset County Council Occupational Therapy Assistant talks about how the Dorset Care Record can help provide a better overview of client’s health conditions:
Continue reading ““I have arthritis” – actually Osteoporosis”
A Borough of Poole spokesman told us the following instance where the Dorset Care Record provided to be useful:
More than 100 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 resident having treatment in the county.
Continue reading “First 100 health and social care professionals sign up to the Dorset Care Record”
Dorset County Council Continuing Healthcare Advisor Jonathan Williams is the 100th health and social care professional to complete the training for the Dorset Care Record, including the mandatory modules around consent and security.
Mr Williams, who joined six months ago from neighbouring Somerset County Council, is involved in improving how health and social care work together for people across the county.
Speaking about how the DCR will make a difference, he further said: ‘The DCR will ensure people get the right support at the right time. This should really help to ensure that people – particularly those with intense, complex and unpredictable health needs – get the help that’s needed.
‘It should make decision making far more straightforward as we will be able to discern each circumstance more easily across records, particularly where people are applying for CHC (Continuing Health Care).
‘The DCR is extremely important as it will reduce duplication of efforts and make sure the right information is seen by the right people at the right time.’