Thames Valley and Surrey Care Records - Professionals Stakeholder Group
A Case Studies and Benefits Workshop for the Thames Valley and Surrey (TVS) Care Records (https://www.thamesvalleysurreycarerecords.net/) is taking place on Tuesday 6 July, 2-4pm.
The workshop is planned to be a collaboration between clinical and transformational leads across the regions to focus on the potential use cases and benefits that the TVS Care Records platform can realise. The draft agenda can be seen in the documents folder to the right. We will be sharing the finalised agenda, along with the formal invitation, Teams link and papers, shortly.
In the meantime, we would like to invite you to share any new ideas relating to the future development and potential benefits of the TVS Care Records on the ideas board below:
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We would like to hear your new ideas... what are the benefits of the TVS platform for your services? and for your patients? What opportunities are there for development? Or for scaling up the platform?Share your ideas below and like or comment on those you think are important too.
View All Ideasalmost 3 years ago
Special Education Needs & Disability (SEND) support
Help to share documentation and data to support SEND assessments via shared care record.
almost 3 years ago
Identifying HIUs across different services across borders in TVS allowing targeted intervention and support
(Raised via HCP Group, Feb 2020)
almost 3 years ago
Patient Portal
what is possible with Graphnet in terms of patient portal opening up shared care records?
almost 3 years ago
EMIS community data warehouse into the Graphnet platform
EMIS community has either no data warehouse or an impenetrable one...we must all use EMIS community in some form: create a joined up programme to get data out of EMIS community and into the TVS platform.
almost 3 years ago
Young Mental Health Support
Look at number and length of GP consults and the emotional energy used by the GP on working with mental health issues in young people. Utilise the data to identify hotspots and potentially schools and then work with voluntary sector & GPs to promote well being/alternative support (Raised via HCP Feb 2020).
