CDS v6.2 human behavioural, organisational and technical guidance
The human behavioural, organisational and technical guidance document outlines the way in which changes to the Commissioning Data Sets (CDS) version should be interpreted and used by clinical, administrative and informatics staff involved in secondary care which is NHS funded and/or provided by NHS organisations.
Summary
The human behavioural, organisational and technical guidance document outlines the way in which changes to the Commissioning Data Sets (CDS) version should be interpreted and used by clinical, administrative and informatics staff involved in secondary care which is NHS funded and/or provided by NHS organisations.
The recommended audience is:
- providers of NHS funded care (including trusts and independent sector providers)
- suppliers of secondary care systems, including Patient Administration Systems (PAS), clinical care records systems and other operational systems such as accident and emergency, maternity and critical care
- CDS XML/middleware suppliers
- Other organisations that use the CDS Information Standard
This guidance provides information about the usage and implementation of CDS6.2 and contains a useful summary of changes in Section 4.
The document can be accessed via the ISB website.
Last edited: 5 January 2021 6:24 pm