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WINNER:

Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Health and Care Partnership

Digitising Care for Children With Complex Epilepsy

A pioneering pilot in Luton that aims to bypass NHS digital bureaucracy and make life easier for children with complex epilepsy. A passionate paediatric team from hospital and community, the ICS pharmacy lead and parents partnered with Patients know Best to co-produce a digital epilepsy record that empowers parents to take control of their child’s care. We engaged Wellbeing Software to extract data from the GP Clinical systems to enable the flow of medicines (current and past), allergies, and diagnoses into the PKB Platform.

Results are positive, with clinicians experiencing better communication and parents reporting their lives have been transformed. Judges said the winners presented a fantastic and inspiring project, clearly connecting data and information. The patient and family stories clearly demonstrated true patient empowerment. The panel were unanimous in their view that this work deserves to be the winner in what has been an extremely strong field this year.

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Highly commended: Cheshire and Merseyside ICS and One Liverpool Partnership - Closing the Data-Action-Gap for Better Health and Care: A Civic Blueprint

Finalists

  • Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals Trust, North East London ICB, North East London FT and NEC Rego - North East London MSK Alliance: Digital Referral Rego
  • Dorset ICS - Transforming COPD Patient Experience Through Data and Digital Initiative
  • South London and Maudsley FT and ReStart - Interoperability of Data to Support Mental Health Innovation
  • South Tees Hospitals FT - Cancer Pathway Improvements Through Auto-Tracking, Auto-Sequencing and Collaborative Reviews
  • The Rotherham FT - Taking a Holistic Approach to Overhauling Real-Time Patient Flow

Topics

Winners of HSJ Awards 2022 revealed