Digital Maturity Assessment Sample Clauses

Digital Maturity Assessment. The following table shows the planned improvement trajectory to improve Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust’s NHS Digital Maturity Index self-assessment over the life of the programme. GHNT Board has formally endorsed the annually refreshed ‘Health Informatics Plan 2015 to 2020’ which details the enhancements required to deliver the planned improvement trajectory. This trajectory fits naturally alongside the XxXX trajectory, enabling GHNT to invest based on the improvements implemented in the GDE; ensuring wider collaboration across the Local Delivery Roadmap footprint. Section Type National Score (2016) Baseline Score (2016) National Score (2017) Baseline Score (2017) Target (18/19) Target (19/20) Target Score (20/21) Strategic Alignment Readiness 76 90 87 90 95 100 100 Leadership Readiness 77 95 85 91 95 100 100 Resourcing Readiness 66 75 78 90 90 95 100 Governance Readiness 74 90 81 92 95 100 100 Information Governance Capabilities 73 71 80 91 95 100 100 Records, Assessments and Plans Capabilities 44 36 52 47 70 90 100* Transfers Of Care Capabilities 48 47 65 70 80 90 100* Orders & Results Management Capabilities 55 72 73 77 85 95 100 Medicines Optimisation Capabilities 30 0 44 53 70 90 100 Decision Support Capabilities 36 36 45 52 65 80 100 Remote and Assistive Care Capabilities 32 17 39 17 40 70 100 Asset and Resource Optimisation Capabilities 42 40 56 61 70 90 95** Standards Standards 41 54 59 46 65 85 100*** Enabling Infrastructure Enabling Infrastructure 68 66 75 71 80 90 100 Business and Clinical Intelligence Capabilities N/A N/A 70 75 85 95 100 NOTES based on GDE submission: * Assumes national solution for tertiary referrals implemented and eReferral solution is brought in line with interoperability standards by NHS Digital. ** Dependency on the implementation and exploitation of GS1 barcodes across every asset in the Trust; whether those assets are beds, medical devices, implants, medications, rooms, patients, staff. *** Dependency on Scan for Safety for GS1 barcode compliance. This will be taken forward under the Trust’s standard mechanism for all IT deliverables, the Health Informatics Strategy Group.
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