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An electronic patient record for CLEFTSiS – the National
Managed Clinical Network for Cleft Services in Scotland
John Clark, Lead Clinician CLEFTSiS
and
Trudie McDonald, Network Manager
The CLEFTSiS EPR project
A pilot funded by the Scottish Telemedicine Action Forum (STAF) to develop an EPR linking 5 sites;
Perth(Admin Centre for the MCN)
Aberdeen Edinburgh Glasgow Inverness.
The CLEFTSiS EPR project
ProcurementUndertaken within the framework of EC/WTO rules governing Public Sector procurement under the direction of the Head of the Business Advisory Group of the Information Services Division (ISD). AxSys Technology commissioned to develop the EPR base on their system
Requirementan electronic patient record which includes images (photographs, video, radiographs) and sound recordings.
Application to STAF for funding
Concerns about the quality of care
The Clinical Standards Advisory Group (an independent source of advice to the UK Health Ministers and to the NHS) was asked to investigate the care provide in the UK.
Background to the UK cleft service
Resources should be concentrated in 8 - 15 UK centres instead of the current 57. There should be one centre in Scotland
Reorganisation of Scottish services following the CSAG report
A Managed Clinical Network (CLEFTSiS) was established in April 2000 to provide and co-ordinate the highest standard of care for patients with cleft lip and/or palate, as far as possible in their own locality, to agreed national standards and guidelines.
There would be only one centre – Scotland – with not less than two WTE cleft surgeons vested in three people who undertake surgery according to an agreed common protocol.
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PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANAGED CLINICAL NETWORKS IN NHSSCOTLAND
“A key factor in the success of MCNs is the use of integrated clinical information systems that span traditional organisational barriers”
•Audit forms
•Photographs
•Study models
•Radiographs
•Video/sound recordings
•Progress notes
Records collected
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•Provide more accurate ant timely information on the results of patient care and treatment in real time for the multidisciplinary team
•Connect patients with their carers for health education, disease prevention / management, and health promotion
• Promote professional education and implementation of agreed clinical guidelines
• Facilitate the tracking of patients through the healthcare system for the purposes of audit and quality improvement according to criteria defined by SIGN and Quality Insurance Scotland
Challenges
• Training Network members• NHS Net• Stretched IT resources in Trusts• Difficulty in obtaining funding for
additional licences and ongoing support