The LG patient record comprises of the LG envelope and the contents, which is an important part of the patient’s historical medical record. Each Lloyd George envelope has a broad range of detailed personal information stored inside and maintaining the security accuracy, availability and integrity of these legacy records is vital. The handling of these records needs particular care; the paper records can be up to 70 years old and some records are fragile and in a poor state, coupled with the fact the information they hold is vital and paramount for safe medical practice. The lack of continuity and resilience within the paper record poses a risk to the ongoing, continuity of person-centred care.. There is a legal requirement to keep the full patients record for a minimum of 10 years after the death of a patient.
There are four primary reasons for digitisation of Lloyd George records:
• safer care for patients
• release of space within practices to provide additional consultation areas
• access to the full patient record at the point of care
• GP Contract commitments to digitise all Lloyd George patient records by March 2022.
This procurement followed a competitive tender using the NHS England and NHS Improvement Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) (OJEU Reference 2020/S 152-373617) which was established by the NHS England and NHS Improvement National Commercial and Procurement Hub as a route to awarding contracts for Lloyd George Record Digitisation Services. It is compliant with the public procurement regulations and public authority standing financial instructions. To note, the tender is caught in the scope of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 – Regulation 34: Dynamic Purchasing Systems.
NHS Surrey Heartlands ICB have awarded a contract to deliver their Lloyd George Record Digitisation Services
This procurement process was facilitated by the NHS England National and Commercial Procurement Hub (commissioned from the SCW CSU) on behalf of the Commissioners.
The LG patient record comprises of the LG envelope and the contents, which is an important part of the patient’s historical medical record. Each Lloyd George envelope has a broad range of detailed personal information stored inside and maintaining the security accuracy, availability and integrity of these legacy records is vital. The handling of these records needs particular care; the paper records can be up to 70 years old and some records are fragile and in a poor state, coupled with the fact the information they hold is vital and paramount for safe medical practice. The lack of continuity and resilience within the paper record poses a risk to the ongoing, continuity of person-centred care.. There is a legal requirement to keep the full patients record for a minimum of 10 years after the death of a patient.
There are four primary reasons for digitisation of Lloyd George records:
• safer care for patients
• release of space within practices to provide additional consultation areas
• access to the full patient record at the point of care
• GP Contract commitments to digitise all Lloyd George patient records by March 2022.
This procurement followed a competitive tender using the NHS England and NHS Improvement Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) (OJEU Reference 2020/S 152-373617) which was established by the NHS England and NHS Improvement National Commercial and Procurement Hub as a route to awarding contracts for Lloyd George Record Digitisation Services. It is compliant with the public procurement regulations and public authority standing financial instructions. To note, the tender is caught in the scope of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 – Regulation 34: Dynamic Purchasing Systems.
NHS Surrey Heartlands ICB have awarded a contract to deliver their Lloyd George Record Digitisation Services
This procurement process was facilitated by the NHS England National and Commercial Procurement Hub (commissioned from the SCW CSU) on behalf of the Commissioners.
The LG patient record comprises of the LG envelope and the contents, which is an important part of the patient’s historical medical record. Each Lloyd George envelope has a broad range of detailed personal information stored inside and maintaining the security accuracy, availability and integrity of these legacy records is vital. The handling of these records needs particular care; the paper records can be up to 70 years old and some records are fragile and in a poor state, coupled with the fact the information they hold is vital and paramount for safe medical practice. The lack of continuity and resilience within the paper record poses a risk to the ongoing, continuity of person-centred care.. There is a legal requirement to keep the full patients record for a minimum of 10 years after the death of a patient.
There are four primary reasons for digitisation of Lloyd George records:
• safer care for patients
• release of space within practices to provide additional consultation areas
• access to the full patient record at the point of care
• GP Contract commitments to digitise all Lloyd George patient records by March 2022.
This procurement followed a competitive tender using the NHS England and NHS Improvement Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) (OJEU Reference 2020/S 152-373617) which was established by the NHS England and NHS Improvement National Commercial and Procurement Hub as a route to awarding contracts for Lloyd George Record Digitisation Services. It is compliant with the public procurement regulations and public authority standing financial instructions. To note, the tender is caught in the scope of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 – Regulation 34: Dynamic Purchasing Systems.
NHS Surrey Heartlands ICB have awarded a contract to deliver their Lloyd George Record Digitisation Services
This procurement process was facilitated by the NHS England National and Commercial Procurement Hub (commissioned from the SCW CSU) on behalf of the Commissioners.
Increase in scope of requirement of contracting authority. Variation within maximum of 50% value of original contract value
