Child Protection Information Sharing - Update to DCB1609
Ensures the safeguarding, health and wellbeing of a child in need as defined under the Children Act 1989 Section 17(10).
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About this standard
- Publisher
- NHS England
- Also known as
- CP-IS
- Reference code
- DAPB1609
- Status
- Draft in progress
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- Standard type
- Collections
- Information standards
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Collections. A Collection is a systematic gathering of a specified selection of data or information for a particular stated purpose from existing records held within health and care systems and electronic devices.
Extractions. An extraction is a type of collection that is pulled from an operational system by the data controller and transmitted to the receiver without additional processing or transcription by the sender.
Information standards. Information standards are agreed ways of doing something, written down as a set of precise criteria so they can be used as rules, guidelines, or definitions.
Technical Standards and specifications. Technical standards and specifications specify how to make information available technically including how the data is structured and transported.
- Contact point
Link to standard
- Documentation
- Not Available
Topics and care settings
- Topic
- Access to records
- Appointment / scheduling
- Data definitions and terminologies
- Security
- Care setting
- GP / Primary care
More information
This update (Phase 2) to the original standard is to increase the number of health care settings that can access the use of the CP-IS service.
Page last updated: 29 April 2024