Changing Shared Care Plans to Care Plans
- Linley Wareham
- Chloe Gibson
- Alan Gordon
ID | RM247 |
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Version | 1.0.0 |
Type | Roadmap Item |
Contracting Vehicle(s) |
Title | Changing Shared Care Plans to Care Plans |
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Description | E00486 being updated from a MUST to MAY requirement to remove the need to deliver sharing of Care Plans |
Date Added | Oct 7, 2024 |
Standards and Capabilities | |
Change Route | Managed Capacity - Minor/Patch uplifts |
Change Type | Uplift |
Status | Closed |
Publication Date | Oct 17, 2024 |
Effective Date | Oct 25, 2024 |
Incentives / Funding | No |
Incentive / Funding Dates | N/A |
Background
The scope of the Capability is being reduced to make the Capability more appropriate for use across domains and care settings. Currently this Capability mandates the ability to share a Care Plan, and does not allow a Solution which only meets the Care Plan functionality to offer this Capability.
The Capability will be updated to make the ability to share Care Plans a MAY requirement.
Outline Plan
N/A
Summary of Change
Shared Care Plans: updated |
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Full Specification
Care Plans v1.1.0
Assurance Approach
For Suppliers with Solutions already on the Buying Catalogue:
The results of previous Capability Assessments will be carried over for Epics and Acceptance Criteria that have not changed
For New Suppliers:
These Epics will be assessed as part of the Capability Assessment phase and this will be a high level assessment based on the Acceptance Criteria defined
These Epics are not intended to replace the full assurance process for any related Standards (e.g. assessing the Epic does not negate the need for the Interoperability Standard to be fully assured by the appropriate team)