NRL will work with your current IT systems without the need to alter your day to day tasks. We have created some fictitious examples of systems to show what NRL will look like when it is used through existing IT systems and how it can be displayed next to a patient’s information.
The IT system automatically makes a request to the NRL to locate a specific patient's pointers. These pointers are then displayed within the IT system and can tell you if any care plans exist in other IT systems, what type they are and where they exist.
The screen helps to show patient information as it might normally be displayed after completing a search for a patient. The screen also demonstrates how NRL pointer results can be shown alongside this information.
Once published onto the NRL these pointer results may be able to return patient information such as care plans as created by mental health professionals for example.
These care plans are created separately from the NRL at the point of care by the care professional and are stored in local IT systems. Why not also take a look at how NRL can work for mental health trusts to learn more about NRL pointers created for care plans.
NRL pointers in an example of the SCRa
We have created a fictitious version of the SCRa to demonstrate how NRL pointers (bookmarks) look in the SCRa.
View this demonstration.
NRL pointers in an example clinical hub system
We have created a fictitious version of a clinical hub to demonstrate how NRL pointers (bookmarks) look in a clinical hub system.
View this demonstration.

NRL pointers on an example paramedic mobile device
We have created a fictitious version of a paramedic mobile device to demonstrate how NRL pointers (bookmarks) look in a paramedic mobile device.
View this demonstration.
