Primary Care Test Lab
Summary
Living Documents
Please note that this guidance is a set of living documents and will be regularly updated.
Some processes have yet to be fully defined - these will be added as they are completed.
The processes are under continual review and will be amended as required.
Primary Care Test Lab (PCTL) is a tool for you to test your Solution prior to submitting the Clinical Safety Case Report with an opportunity to assess/witness a series of use cases during live sessions. It comprises of a controlled environment and allows you to run through end-to-end interoperable clinical workflows in an integrated environment.
Objectives
Provide an environment where Clinicians are able to assess your Solution from an end-to-end perspective
Reduce the risk of issues arising when a Solution is deployed to Health or Care Organisations
Increased confidence around Clinical safety
Actions required of you
Provide the PCTL Team with the following information about your Solution:
Overview
Key features for both Clinical and Administrative users
Any innovative/unique functionality
Ensure the following are setup and in place prior to the live sessions:
Solution test environment including endpoints and test data
Solution access and accounts
Training material
Support for the PCTL Team
Attend training workshops
Attend the live sessions and run through the test scenarios
Receive PCTL Output Report
Actions required of us
Confirm that your Solution meets the entry requirements prior to registering for PCTL
Document relevant test scenarios ahead of the PCTL sessions and agree expected outcomes for each scenario
Attend training workshops provided by the Supplier
Attend the live sessions and run through the test scenarios
Provide feedback to the Supplier regarding any risks identified in the form of the PCTL Output Report
Check the exit criteria checklist:
Clinical scenarios completed to level acceptable to Clinical team
High severity clinical risks addressed or mitigated
Plan defined by Supplier and agreed with Clinical team to address low and medium severity risks
PCTL Output Report created