Resources

A physical health template implemented into SystmOne has revolutionised care for Serious Mental Illness (SMI) patients. Originally developed for use in primary care in Bradford, the template is now crossing regional boundaries and is being emulated on a national scale, with the support of Yorkshire and Humber Academic Health Science Network (Yorkshire and Humber AHSN).

In May 2015 Reeth Medical Centre in North Yorkshire was rated as “outstanding” in four out of five categories by the Care Quality Commission.

This case study examines how SystmOne supports the exceptional level of care provided by this practice.

The Leeds Community Healthcare Children’s Looked After and Safeguarding (LCH CLAS) nursing team cares for young males aged between 10 and 18 within a secure 27 bed unit.

This case study examines how SystmOne supports the delivery of care for these young patients who often have a wide range of needs.

Hospitals need to ensure the secure flow of patient information between clinicians and carers, provide standardised care, and have the ability to spot problems before they develop.

TPP’s response to the NHS strategy Safer Hospitals, Safer Wards (2013) examines the challenges faced in acute hospitals and some of the ways technology can help improve patient safety.

ResearchOne uses de-identified data from consenting SystmOne organisations to contribute to valuable healthcare research, surveillance and analytics projects on a local, regional and national scale.

This document presents some of the early ResearchOne projects, demonstrating how shared data can help drive improvements in clinical practice and care delivery.

TPP were awarded the National Prison Contract in 2009 and SystmOne is now live in 145 offender health settings.

A number of prison staff, clinicians and NHS representatives share their thoughts about offender health IT and the benefits SystmOne has brought to custodial care.

A detailed look at how patients continue to benefit from sharedcare through sophisticated collaboration between clinicians.

The National Prison Contract is coming to an end and the NHS has outlined new responsibilities and objectives for offender health providers.

This re-procurement presents an opportunity to make changes to the way sharing works in offender health and improve care for those moving between custodial and community settings.

North East Ambulance Service’s innovative use of integrated technologies have allowed them to improve the provision of emergency services to their 2.6 million patients and realise their vision of ‘right care, right place, right time.’

This case study explores the delivery of connected care across Bradford & Airedale, centred around a shared electronic patient record.

 Despite a diverse demographic, an integrated approach to healthcare has made the area one of England’s most successful examples of innovative technology being used to improve care.

TPP’s free Care Homes solution is ready to be rolled out nationally. This will allow vital information to be shared between care homes and healthcare organisations, improving the delivery of care for some of the NHS’ most vulnerable patients.

 This case study shares the experiences of Donisthorpe Hall, who began piloting the new SystmOne module in spring 2014.

This document analyses the evolving nature of healthcare outlined in the NHS Power of Information Strategy (2012) and the role of the supplier in the future of the NHS.

 It considers the benefits and challenges apparent from the three main approaches to establishing healthcare IT communities: point to point interoperability, central infrastructure and a single system approach.

This newsletter from Barnsley CCG showcases the work being done in their region on e-consultations for diabetic patients.

Provide, a social enterprise delivering community services in Essex, Cambridgeshire and London, talk about their experience of piloting SystmOne Mobile Working across a number of departments.