Ameryst has accredited access to NHS shared records, with live Shared Care Record connections already running, and new ones set up when a customer reaches agreement with their ICB. Staff see current information without having to chase a surgery for a letter.
Viewed inside the care record, not in another system
Accredited access to NHS shared records, and direct connections already running.
Accredited access to NHS shared records.
In place and in use since 2020.
Live connections already running.
New ones set up for new agreements.
Care record information accessed directly from the patient record.
Nobody signs into a second system to see it.
Which means a nurse looking at a patient record can see the shared care record information without opening a second system or ringing a surgery.
To NHS shared records
Connections across the UK
Available when the staff need the information
Alongside what your own team recorded
Showing what services are connected with your patient
Medication, diagnoses and history, not a summary
Like every other part of the record
No chasing letters for information that exists
A medication changed at a hospital appointment three weeks ago, sitting in a letter that has not arrived yet, is the kind of gap that causes harm. Reading the current GP record inside the care record closes it — and removes the phoning, chasing and waiting that staff have had to do.
Customers report substantial time savings, because the work being removed is the work of finding out what somebody else already knows.
Accredited access to NHS shared records, rather than a folder of PDFs, is the answer to an information governance question, not a marketing line.
Care planned against what is true today rather than what was true when the last letter was written.
Against their NHS record
Under accredited access to NHS shared records
Inside the care record, read-only
Rather than on the last letter received
Staff see the current GP record where they are already working, so the decision in front of them rests on the same information the GP holds.
Half an hour or an hour, whichever suits. We’ll spend it on the parts that matter to your service.
