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Guidance for Kidney Centres in Scotland
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Key messages
Patients will continue to have access to their test results as they are released, and will be able to see all of the past results that are currently on PatientView.
The UK Kidney Association (UKKA) has contracted Patients Know Best (PKB) to re-platform its national patient-facing system, PatientView, to Patients Know Best.
This 5-year deal is expected to benefit all 75,000 patients receiving care and treatment for renal disease across 72 hospitals in the UK.
The UK Kidney Association (UKKA) currently provides renal patients in the UK with a view of their clinical data using the PatientView system.
The move to PKB is expected to enhance the current portal to offer patients advanced features and functionality. This will include increased security, care planning, team-based messaging and an ecosystem of integrated wearable and monitoring devices all to support clinical transformation.
Comprehensive technical and information governance reviews have been completed before contracting and the implementation with NHS Health Boards began in October 2021.
An implementation programme has been agreed and the UK Kidney Association (UKKA) and Patients Know Best (PKB), will begin working with NHS Health Boards to roll out the PKB platform for all patients receiving care and treatment for renal disease in the UK.
For further information or support with this transition, please contact renal@patientsknowbest.com
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