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[Name] Dr Hugh Sanderson Head of Clinical Information Development, South Central SHA [Topic] The Hampshire Clinical Repository: Using legacy clinical systems to provide a shared clinical record The Hampshire Clinical Repository is a shared clinical record which holds extracts of GP and hospital records and which can be accessed via NHSNet. Access is password controlled and users must have the consent of the patient before they open the record. The system contains GP and hospital information on about 750,000 patients from 110 GP practices and laboratory, radiology, discharge and clinic letters from Winchester, Southampton and Portsmouth Trusts. The record is used in out of hours settings by GPs, A&E departments and Emergency Medical Assessment Units. In addition, the records are often used by GPs to find the results of laboratory tests during in patient or outpatient visits. An additional function is it's use for the collection of Single Assessment Records jointly between Health and Social Services. The presentation will describe the data sources, confidentiality and security controls as well as examples of the application, both as a clinical record and as a source of joined up information about the quality of clinical care. [Slot] 11 [Bio] 
Hugh Sanderson is a Consultant in Public Health Medicine who has worked in the field of Health Service Information for more than 20 years. He was Director of the National Casemix Office from 1990 - 1999 where he was responsible for the development and implementation of HRGs. Since then, following a period as Medical Director of Winchester Trust, he has been the clinical lead for the Hampshire Clinical repository Project and Information lead for the Central South Coast Cancer network. His current role with South Central SHA involves developing metrics for monitoring the quality of care and the information systems required to support them.
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