Update on digital developments within North East and Cumbria Integrated Care System and County Durham Integrated Care Partnership A new regional digital strategy

• The North East and Cumbria Integrated Care System has developed a new strategy, which is focused around 5 theme areas with 20 projects aligned under these with activity being undertaken at ICP level. • Agencies within the County Durham ICCP are leading/contributing to these programmes, as well as delivering a range of local digital projects • Local County Durham Digital group in place North East and Cumbria Integrated Care System - Digital Developments • Vision- To enable the delivery of high quality, easy to access and efficient health and care services to the people of the North East and North Cumbria through digital solutions

• Objectives- Sustainable, efficient health and care services Patients empowered to make decisions about their own care Deliver high quality health and care services Improve the health and care of the population North East and Cumbria Integrated Care System - Digital Developments

5 programme Robust, secure and Mature Digital Provers and themes: appropriate infrastructure associated services

Digital innovations to Dynamic system planning Interoperable and deliver self-sufficient care and delivery, use of robust Collaborative systems and delivered closer to home in data, effective analytical resources neighbourhoods and services underpinned by communities evidence and research North East and Cumbria Integrated Care System - Digital Developments 20 Programmes (Activities)

• HSCN Implementation – health and local Robust, secure government collaboration and appropriate • Warranted systems and cyber security infrastructure • WiFi (a) Trusts (b) Primary Care (c) Mobile (e.g 5G)

• Electronic Patient Records (ERP) • CareScan+ Mature Digital • Primary Care services maturity Providers and associated • ePrescribing services • Pathology (inc. Haematology) Integrated LIMS common IT platform and implementation of a new digital imaging solution North East and Cumbria Integrated Care System - Digital Developments 20 Programmes (Activities) •Great North Care Record (GNCR): HIE, Patient Engagement Platform and Population Health Management •GP Connect (National solution for limited record sharing) •Transforming radiology using appropriate technology Interoperable and •Maternity services – digital hand held record and interoperable Collaborative systems systems and resources •Fragility toolkit (i-CARE) •Digitally enabling our workforce and contribute to creating a learning health system •Enable Regional Passport (staff able to work across sites)

Digital innovations to •online and video conferencing deliver self-sufficient •Technology Enabled Care Services (HealthCall, telecare, intelligent care delivered closer to homes) home in •Digital First Primary Care neighbourhoods and •Expand Mobile Working communities •Artificial Intelligence and machine learning North East and Cumbria Integrated Care System - Digital Developments 20 Programmes (Activities)

Dynamic system planning and delivery, use of robust data, • Enable Population Health Management effective • Improve analytics capability across the region analytical • Clinical Digital Resource Collaborative services • Recorded data in a standard way (e.g. SNOMED) underpinned by evidence and research County Durham Integrated Care Partnership activity

• Durham partners are undertaking a range of activity to support the ICS strategy • Key projects across partners include:

CDDFT, TEWV and DCC are all in GP Connect software to improve the process of implementing E Prescribing is implemented in integration their own new ICT case all GP surgeries between SystmOne and Emis. management systems

Supporting the provider market project is working with providers care providers to All CCG GP practices offer online Development and roll out of complete the NHS Data Security consultation HealthCall and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) toolkit, to enable access the NHS Mail Robust, secure and appropriate infrastructureGreat North- Care Record County• Three Durham elements- ICCP • Health Information Exchange- to support direct care providers to • All partnersaccess have completedpatient the information transition to HSCN. from other partners systems • All cyber• Patient security plans Engagement are in place and active. Forum- allow patients/clients to receive • WiFi has been rolled out across all sites, and DCC have providedcommunications adult social care staff with fromsmart enabled the health and care system phones.• Population TEWV are upgrading management smart phones. - use insights from patient data to • The DCC Supporting the Provider Market Team (STPM) are improve population outcomes working with care providers in the County via several engagement events to encourage more providers to • completePhase the 1NHS- rollData Security out and of Health Information Exchange (HIE) with Protection Toolkit (DSPT) toolkit, which will allow providersGPs, toGlobal access the NHSDigital Mail system Exemplar enabling sites and Fast Followers, secureSunderland sharing of information council with healthand agencies. North Tyneside Council • Working with CCG colleagues the STPM team are also discussing with providers the potential • ofPhaseSystmOne Proxy2- rolling access and access programme to of HIE roll out with 6 agencies at thea time.SystmOne Module. • TEWV are developing a DSPT action plan to achieve the new criteria. • CDDFT contracted ITHealth to provide a dashboard to ensure compliance to the DSPT. Conclusion

• County Durham partners are delivering a range of digital projects at an ICS and ICP as well as ICCP level. • Further work is planned to develop a County Durham ICCP digital strategy/action plan aligned to the 5-year system plan.