RDaSH utilised Channel 3 to access knowledge and expertise in delivering Electronic Prescribing and Medicines Administration (ePMA) systems to improve end-to-end medication processes and bolster clinical safety.
Channel 3 worked with the community nursing team at Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS FT to optimise their existing technology to deliver a new service model providing rapid response and routine care to patients.
Supporting the Dorset Care Record Partnership to create shared care records that NHS and social care organisations across the county are using to enable better care for residents and improve the patient experience.
Adam ShortChannel 3 truly shared our objective and became completely embedded in the team. We immediately recognised the value they added, and I can think of little to nothing that they could have improved in their approach to our digital transformation project.
Operational Development Manager
Derbyshire Community Health Services
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS FT was embarking on a significant project: rolling out an electronic patient record (EPR) across the organisation to underpin all its clinical services.
NHS Leeds CCG commissioned Channel 3 to deliver a regional digital strategy to help meet its ambitions for a healthy city.
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (RDaSH) covers a wide geographical area, providing a range of services including community health services, children’s services and adult in patient and mental health services to support patients with complex medical conditions.
The CCG appointed Channel 3 to explore the best approach to delivering shared care record, which would begin as a Proof of Concept being used across a small number of pathways, but allow for future expansion across other services, pathways and organisations.
NGH was planning the implementation of a new Patient Administrative System (PAS) supplied by EMIS Health, which would also result in changes to existing business processes.
NAViGO approached Channel 3 for help implementing its new EPR. The team was keen to avoid losing the functionality and investment they had made in their reporting, but also recognised the need to improve their approach to recording and sharing information within and across teams.
Channel 3 was appointed to develop a patient records system based on SystmOne, which would enable patient data to be securely accessed by doctors on the move, giving access to a patient’s medical history and enabling consistent reporting of out of hours care from multiple locations.
