Child Health Record Archives

25 March 2021

Child health records set to be digitised earlier than planned

Working with NHSX the government is bringing forward work to digitise the records, which contain babies’ information about their growth

30 July 2020

Single child health info system introduced across Liverpool and Sefton

A single child health info system has been rolled out across in Liverpool and Sefton, bringing together the health records

17 March 2020

Surrey switches on child health system for 440,000 children

Community health provider CSH Surrey has gone live with the CarePlus child health system from System C, creating a single,

8 January 2019

Wider roll-out of eRedbook to form part of neonatal redesign plans

Digitising the paper red book is part of a number of measures announced by the Department of Health and Social Care's

16 August 2018

New integrated child health system goes live in Wales

The Children and Young Persons Integrated System ensures every child in Wales has an active care record, meaning clinicians have

24 July 2018

System C to deliver unified child health record in South West England

The shared system will combine 708,000 child health records from acute hospitals, CCGs, local authorities and GP practices in the

20 February 2018

Integrating London’s child health records

It took the System C & Graphnet Care Alliance just four months to deliver a comprehensive electronic record of every

21 November 2017

Unified system to improve children’s health goes live in South Central

More than 906,000 children’s public health records from the South Central region of England have been consolidated onto one single

9 November 2017

‘Why we need set standards’, explains PRSB chair Maureen Baker

Professional Records Standard Body newly appointed chief exec explains the importance of setting care record standards across the healthcare system.

3 November 2017

Digital halves basic administrative work for London’s child health records

Time spent on basic administration of child health records in London has halved following the introduction of a new digital