The future of digital healthcare must be open. Join Rachel Dunscombe and Tomaž Gornik as they discuss why openEHR is the best standard for data persistence, how it enables the separation of data from applications, facilitating seamless interoperability and future-proofing data strategies, using clinical data to predict outcomes and enhance patient care. They will also touch upon the stand-out cases of OneLondon and Sweden, showcasing the transformative potential openEHR has on a global scale.

openEHR offers a revolutionary approach to healthcare data management. Join us for a deep dive into the technical capabilities of openEHR with Ian McNicoll, the Director of the openEHR Foundation Board. He explains the unique approach of openEHR to data management, and why it fundamentally transforms the traditional federated approach to data. He paints a future where every ICB has an openEHR Clinical Data Repository (CDR), unlocking the great value of data and enabling collaboration across different healthcare systems.

With the Electronic Prescription Service (EPS), prescribers can electronically send prescriptions to dispensers, such as pharmacies. EPS is already widely utilised in primary care settings, including GP practices, urgent care, and community prescribing environments. And when built on openEHR, the solution has several advantages. In the webinar, Nishali Patel and Darren Powell will discuss the strategic implementation of the EPS in second-care settings. Additionally, Leo Martin-Scott will share Somerset NHS Foundation Trust’s experience and rationale behind successfully implementing EPS.

The Christie NHS Foundation Trust has embarked on a platform-based approach, embracing openEHR as the foundation for its data-centric model. When delivered efficiently and effectively, PROMs (Patient Reported Outcome Measures) ensure timely and accurate patient-reported collection of relevant data. In this webinar, Dr Thitikorn Nuamek (Pao), a clinical research fellow from The Christie, guides us through The Christie’s innovative approach to PROMs and how they are transforming from a patient reporting tool to a comprehensive mechanism for enhancing patient care, treatment outcomes, and research insights. He also speaks about the integration of openEHR Clinical Data Repository to optimise the utilization of PROMs data.