CDRC Precision Resources have been created for use in the digital clinical system, EMIS Web. These resources can be accessed via zip.file, or via CDRC Resource Publisher. To access CDRC Precision Resources on EMIS Web, please follow the step-by-step instructions and watch the video tutorial below.
Accessing EMIS Resources via zip. file
CDRC Precision has developed a large suite of Population Reporting searches that can help you to identify patients and focus care and interventions for these patients. The suite of searches is extremely large and it is difficult to import the entire suite in one go into your EMIS system.
To make this process easier, and ensure you only need to import the Population Reporting you need, this has been broken down into manageable folders. To get started, we would suggest you download and import the “CDRC Resources Folder Hierarchy” into your EMIS system first. This is simply a list of empty folders that you can subsequently import the additional resources you require into. A File Download/ Import guide is also available for your convenience.
The CDRC Precision Resource zip.files are below, please import the zip.file(s) you wish to use into the correct folder from the “CDRC Resources Folder Hierarchy”. You can check you have the most up-to-date version by reviewing the date on the zip.file. Any updates to the Population Reporting searches will be communicated to CDRC Precision users via the mailing list for the CDRC. To ensure you stay up to date with the latest information and Population Searches, please sign up to the mailing list at http://eepurl.com/9131L
CDRC Resource Folder Hierarchy
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Accessing EMIS Resources via Resource Publisher
- Please email the name of your organisation and your EMIS Organisation ID to contact-CDRC@ahsn-nenc.org.uk and indicate that you would like access to the CDRC resources on EMIS
- An email will be sent to you to confirm/ set-up a sharing agreement with your EMIS practice, you can accept this in EMIS.
- To accept the sharing agreement, click on the EMIS Ball > Configuration > Data Sharing Manager. On the ‘My Agreements’ tab, click on Resource Publisher in the lower left hand corner. You will see CBC Health Ltd with a red cross beside it, click Activate Agreement and a green tick will appear enabling access to CDRC resources.
4. When this has been enabled, please refer to the ‘CDRC Precision Tutorial: EMIS – Accessing Resources’ video tutorial below.
No, activating the sharing agreement does not permit access to any of your organistations data (patient or otherwise) to any other organisation.
- Yes. All elements of the CBC Health Ltd group are optional.
NB By default: Protocols are set to be auto-activated when you join CBC Health Ltd. These can be turned off if required:
- To turn off Protocols (these are protocols which may add alerts to the alert panel or pop-ups in templates)
- Navigate to Resource Publisher, Protocols & Templates and expand the Shared folders. Protocols within CBC Health Protocols can be deactivated individually by right clicking on a protocol and clicking Status and then Deactivate:
Please contact contact-CDRC@ahsn-nenc.org.uk if you need any assistance.
CDRC Precision resources available for EMIS:
The following resources are currently available for use via EMIS:
> COVID-19:
In light of COVID-19, the CDRC Precision team, NECS and the AHSN NENC have worked closely to develop a suite of resources to support front line clinicians who are assessing and managing patients with suspected COVID-19, deferred treatment and the identification of potential high risk patients who may face COVID-19 related complications.
> COVID-19 Vaccine:
Covid-19 vaccination resources provide support for identifying eligible patients, inviting patients, identifying missed doses and more.
> Oximetry@Home:
The COVID Oximetry at Home template allows patient identification, assessment and management in line with the Oximetry@home SOP.
> BeatAsthma+
Use of the Beat Asthma+ templates developed by CDRC Precision will enable early identification and management optimisation of children with ‘higher risk’ asthma. The pathway involves the delivery of an intensive education programme to children and their families over a 12 month period and will be implemented across 8 GP surgeries from Newcastle Gateshead, North Tyneside and South Tyneside CCG’s.
> Lipids, Familial Hypercholesterolemia (FH) and PCSK9i:
The CDRC Precision team have worked closely with lipid specialists in the North East North Cumbria region to develop specialist FH searches (NICE, Simon Broome, DLCNS and Famcat). The searches compare Familial Hypercholesterolaemia detection tools which have been reviewed and incorporated into the CDRC Precision FH search strategy to improve sensitivity and specificity.
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