The new clinical system SystmOne has been rolled out to community services in Milton Keynes, – – Hillingdon and Camden. The process of migrating mental health data to SystmOne has been initiated and as part of this programme of work, the transformation and standardisation of processes across both mental health and community is being undertaken. Rollout will be completed in October of 2016. The Trust is simultaneously undertaking a data quality improvement programme, and is consulting widely with other providers and CCGs. This includes improving the quality of information exchanged for direct patient care, social care, and in particular information that is shared with or accessible to patients and carers either through correspondence or access to online records. The Trust’s ICT strategy is revisited annually, informed by the National Information Board priorities, and local agendas, though active participation in collaborative initiatives and strategic planning groups, and through the development of its Digital Maturity Roadmap. Members: The Trust currently has over 15,500 members across 13 broad constituencies. An independent study has found that the Trust was one of the most successful in encouraging people to vote on line with 58% of votes cast this way. Our Trust website is regularly updated and is the primary source of information about the Trust. The public can join the Trust online, and access board papers and minutes as well as papers and minutes for the Council of Governors.
The new clinical system – SystmOne – has been rolled out to community services in Milton Keynes, Hillingdon and Camden. The process of migrating mental health data to SystmOne has been initiated and as part of this programme of work, the transformation and standardisation of processes across both mental health and community is being undertaken. Rollout will be completed in October of 2016. The Trust is simultaneously undertaking a data quality improvement programme, and is consulting widely with other providers and CCGs. This includes improving the quality of information exchanged for direct patient care, social care, and in particular information that is shared with or accessible to patients and carers either through correspondence or access to online records. The Trust’s ICT strategy is revisited annually, informed by the National Information Board priorities, and local agendas, though active participation in collaborative initiatives and strategic planning groups, and through the development of its Digital Maturity Roadmap. Members: The Trust currently has over 15,500 members across 13 broad constituencies. An independent study has found that the Trust was one of the most successful in encouraging people to vote on line with 58% of votes cast this way. Our Trust website is regularly updated and is the primary source of information about the Trust. The public can join the Trust online, and access board papers and minutes as well as papers and minutes for the Council of Governors.
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