The GP Connect programme is now supporting the development of products that connect with the APIs to use data from patient records and appointment schedulers for patient care by integrating it or importing it into local clinical systems.
We’re working with selected partnerships of health and care organisations and software suppliers. Partnerships will use the APIs to develop technical solutions to local issues with sharing patient records and appointment booking across system boundaries.
GP Connect is currently in First of Type with the Access Record: HTML capability. We’ve developed the ‘First of Type’ process to support the development of GP Connect Capabilities and to provide assurance of the early iterations. The current FOTs in Leeds and Newbury are approaching an end and we expect to be bringing on new sites in the coming weeks.
Plans for further capabilities are being finalised and progress will be published via this website. Further information regarding our FOT sites is available here.
The intention is that GP Connect capabilities will be available for commission from GP System Suppliers across England subject to successful development, assurance, testing and First of Type. In the first instance, suppliers, end users and commissioners should contact the programme team to register an interest and discuss their use case in more detail.
The table below provides more information on the status of each of the capabilities the GP Connect Programme will deliver by clinical system.
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Provider Supplier
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Clinical System
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Access Record: HTML
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Appointment Management
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Access Record: Structured
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TPP
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SystmOne
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FOT |
FOT
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Development
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EMIS
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EMIS web
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FOT |
FOT
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Development
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Vision
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Vision 3
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Development
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Development
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TBC
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Microtest
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Evolution
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Development
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TBC
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TBC
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