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The Data Access Request Service (DARS) can offer clinicians, researchers and commissioners the data required to help improve NHS services. We handle applications, process data and provide access to specific sets of data when requests are approved.
Summary Care Record (SCR) is a national database that holds electronic records of important patient information such as current medication, allergies and details of any previous bad reactions to medicines, created from GP medical records. It can be seen and used by authorised staff involved in the patient's...
Message Exchange for Social Care and Health (MESH) provides the ability to share data directly between health and care organisations and is the nationally recognised mechanism for this method of data sharing.
The Suspended Record Continuity (SRC) service ensures that a patient's Electronic Health Record (EHR) is correctly updated and maintained when they leave a GP practice but do not immediately register with a new one.
The Terminology and Classifications delivery service develops and maintains products that enable health and care information to be recorded, shared and categorised.
A terminology solution to help healthcare IT systems speak the same language, and make mapping codes between organisations faster and easier.
The Reasonable Adjustment Flag is part of the Patient Flags Service. It is a national record which indicates that reasonable adjustments are required for an individual and optionally includes details of their significant impairments and key adjustments that should be considered.
The proxy application service lets patients apply for proxy access through the NHS App or NHS website.
The Register with a GP surgery service lets GP practices take online registrations quickly and easily. It is free for GP practices in England to use.
The Repeat Caller Service is a national service and a core part of the Integrated Urgent Care national architecture. It acts as an audit for the NHS 111 service, monitoring users who have been processed through the service 3 times or more in a 96 hour period.