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National Programme for Information Technology
The Secondary Uses Service
Jeremy Thorp
Director of Business Requirements Technology Office
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Objectives of SUSImprove access to data to support the business requirements of the NHS and its stakeholders
Provide a range of software tools and functionality which enable users to analyse report and present this data
Be the single, authoritative and comprehensive source of high quality data to
- enable linkage of data across all care settings
- ensure the consistent derivation of data items and construction of indicators for analysis
- improve the timeliness of data for analysis purposes
Provide a secure environment which enables patient confidentiality to be maintained according to national standards
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What it does
• SUS acts as the central data hub for the NHS• Fed by a range of standard / official data flows
generated by local and national operational processes
• Provides centralised validation and cleaning functions
• One version of the “truth” for use in multiple down-stream business processes e.g. Payment by Results and Practice Based Commissioning
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Data Sources Data Management Presentation
• datamarts will be
provided to enable users
to access tailored views
of information which will
already have been pre -
processed – these may
be logical or physical
• information provided
to users will be
pseudonymised
according to processes
and guidelines to be
agreed
• in addition to storage
of submitted data, there
will also be storage of a
number of “derived”
fields, e.g. age, ward
code
• all data will be held in
a “secure database”, but
no users will have direct
access to this database
• initially, SUS will be fed
by specific datasets
although it is intended that
SUS will be populated by
operational event
messages
• validation of data will be
performed before loading
into SUS to ensure, as far
as possible, good quality
data is received
• data changes will only
be made at source and not
in the data warehouse
Design Principles
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Rich Content
• Patient - demographics• Admissions• Discharges• Episodes and Spells• Clinical• Health Resource Groups
• Organisation• Geographical• Practitioner• Augmented/critical care• Maternity
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• 16+ Terabytes of data in SUS
• > £30 billion of PbR transactions processed
• 700+ million Activity records submitted to SUS
• Over 1 million records entering SUS each day
• Over 90,000 managed service extract reports produced from SUS
• Over 12,000 user-defined extracts produced
• Over 1500 users registered
• Currently over 320 organisations submitting data
Some Statistics
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Who can access SUS data and SUS applications?
• Directly
• NHS organisations via the Spine portal• In-directly
• Non-NHS organisations via the proposed SUS Extract Service
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Current Developments
• Release 1 for PBR 07/08 and data for PBC comparators (April 2007) – completed
• NHS Comparator data (April and September) – completed
• Release 2 giving non-functional upgrade to Oracle 10g and uplift for more users – completed
• Release 3L providing “landing” capability for cds v6, plus loads from PDS and Choose and Book – December 07
• Release 3R providing processing and reporting for 18 weeks and further reporting for CAB and PDS – April 08
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• Further developments of• 18 week waits
• Payment by results
• Commissioning
• Demographics, e.g cohort management
• Research and Development
• Public Health
• Reporting work with Local Service Providers
Future Directions
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NHS comparators
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NHS comparators
• Future releases planned in January and April 2008 to cover
• 18 week reporting• Further comparators for practice-based
commissioning
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For Further Information
http://www.connectingforhealth.nhs.uk/systemsandservices/sus
Contact [email protected]