It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses will be collated and used to improve our website information and the design and delivery of future clinical coding audit workshops.
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The Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) is the trusted source of authoritative data and information relating to health and care and plays a fundamental role in driving better care, better services and better outcomes for patients.
The Health and Social Care Act 2012 sets out our responsibilities which include 'collecting, analysing and presenting national health and social care data’.
Sir Nick Partridge, a non-executive director of the HSCIC, was asked by our Board...More
This consultation is now closed. Please see the Results section at the bottom of this page.
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) is working with other government organisations, through the National Information Board , to maximise the use of data and technology across the health and care system – to benefit patients, professionals, citizens and taxpayers.
As part of this, they are working on modernising their information services, to transform the way they collect,...More
It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses will be collated and used to improve our website information and the design and delivery of future trainer refresher courses.
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The NHS Classifications Service is a team within the Data & Information Services directorate of the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC).
It is the national resource responsible for clinical classifications and associated products and the publication of the national clinical classifications standards.
As an integral part of its responsibilities, the NHS Classifications Service provides the National Clinical Coding Helpdesk Service. On average, the Helpdesk receives over...More
In order to support users of the SNOMED CT UK Drug Extension the UK Terminology Centre is conducting this survey until 30 November 2014.
We are investigating what could improve the usability of the SNOMED CT UK Drug Extension, in particular to ascertain if the current data format and release schedule are appropriate. We are also seeking to understand better the specific applications the SNOMED CT UK Drug Extension data is being used in.
As a user of the SNOMED CT UK Drug Extension...More
Standardisation Committee for Care Information
The Standardisation Committee for Care Information (SCCI) has received a change request for this information standard. As part of the development and assurance process, this consultation seeks feedback on the proposed changes.
The change request is being assessed on a two stage basis, and the first stage was accepted by SCCI at its meeting in September 2014. The second stage is scheduled for submission in Feburary 2015. Consultation...More
We consulted users on changes to the way the information used to produce these statistics are defined and presented. These changes will provide a clearer picture of the current and future workforce needs of general practice, meaning that service commissioners, providers and others can plan effectively, while patients and the public can be better informed of the current general practice workforce and how this compares with the past. We also want to capture users’ requirements that will...More
It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses will be collated and used to improve our website information and the design and delivery of future trainer refresher courses.
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The Clinical Classifications Service (CCS) at the Health and Social Care Information Centre is seeking feedback on the use of the terminology to classifications cross-maps.
This survey is being conducted to gather information on the current scale of use of the cross-maps in the NHS. The survey will also help to identify any difficulties with the implementation of the cross-maps and to gauge the level of satisfaction with the content and the quality of the cross-maps themselves.
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This consultation is now closed. Please see the Results section at the bottom of this page.
The HSCIC wants to help good IG to be easier to achieve and facilitate the increasing integration of the health and care system – safely and securely. Our vision is that we provide you with the definitive one-stop-shop to help you achieve this.
This survey is aimed at staff working within larger organisations:
Acute Trusts
Community Health Providers
Mental Health Trusts
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This consultation is now closed. Please see the Results section at the bottom of this page.
The UK Terminology Centre Request Submission Portal (RSP) allows registered users to submit change requests for SNOMED CT , the National Interim Clinical Imaging Procedure (NICIP) code set and Read (v2 and Clinical Terms V3).
For Read change requests, this replaced the myCodeplace request mechanism with effect from 12 th September 2014.
Please note that, in line with the NHS...More
This consultation is now closed. Please see the Results section at the bottom of this page.
The HSCIC wants to help good IG to be easier to achieve and facilitate the increasing integration of the health and care system – safely and securely. Our vision is that we provide you with the definitive one-stop-shop to help you achieve this.
This survey is aimed at colleagues working within the following:
Any Qualified Providers - Clinical Services
Any Qualified Providers -...More
This consultation is now closed. Please see the Results section at the bottom of this page.
Public Health England and NHS England, together with our partners, are exploring the potential to develop a new national data collection from hospices and specialist palliative care services. Following consultation with stakeholders and experts in end of life care, we have developed a draft data set for further consultation and testing. In the longer term, we are looking for a data collection that...More
This consultation is now closed. Please see the Results section at the bottom of this page.
Public Health England’s National End of Life Care Intelligence Network ( NEoLCIN ) has opened a consultation this week.
The consultation asks questions on proposed changes to the national information standard for end of life care coordination (ISB1580) .
This standard identifies the core content to be held in the Electronic Palliative Care Coordination Systems ( EPaCCS ) and aims to...More
It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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Standardisation Committee for Care Information
The Standardisation Committee for Care Information (SCCI) has received a change request for an information standard. As part of the development and assurance process, this consultation seeks feedback on the proposed changes.
The National Cancer Waiting Times Monitoring Data Set (NCWTMDS) is used by the NHS and Department of Health to:
Monitor timed pathways of care for cancer patients;
Manage pathways of care for cancer...More
Standardisation Committee for Care Information
The Standardisation Committee for Care Information (SCCI) has received a change request for an information standard. As part of the development and assurance process, this consultation seeks feedback on the proposed changes.
The Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) is a change to the Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Data Set (MHLDDS) that supersedes and replaces this standard, as well as the following:
Child and...More
This consultation is now closed. Please see the Results section at the bottom of this page.
The Information Governance Alliance (IGA) is a group of national organisations that are working together to provide a joined up and consistent approach to information governance (IG) in health and care.
We were established in July 2014 following a request from the Independent Information Governance Oversight Panel (IIGOP) that there should be a single source of information and guidance...More
It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
More
It is the policy of the Clinical Classifications Service to continuously monitor and evaluate the quality of our training courses and events. It would be helpful if you could complete all parts of this online evaluation form. Your responses, which will be collated anonymously, will be used to improve the design and delivery of further courses.
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