System Administration. 13 The toolkits available are: i. The Primary Care Toolkit which supports practices’ understanding of demand, capacity and trends and which also helps Primary Care with operational decision-making; ii. The Population Health Toolkit which supports better understanding of demand, needs, opportunities and outcomes for populations, cohorts and caseloads. The Population Health Toolkit’s authorised users are able to access identifiable data where the purpose is for direct care. 14 Population scope can be fine-tuned according to, for example: i. The system as a whole; ii. A “place”, PCN or practice; iii. A provider organisation; iv. A local authority geography. 15 Pre-defined filters can be applied to the analyses and views. Examples include: i. ACG codes and Risk scores; ii. Caseload; iii. Chronic disease registers; iv. Demographics; v. Health status; vi. Household characteristics; vii. Indicators; viii. Recent activity; ix. Test results. 16 The pre-defined reports and views include for example: i. Cohort comparison (compare 2 selected populations based on user-selected measures); ii. Core 20 plus 5 (NHSE approach to reducing health inequalities); iii. Demand and capacity; iv. Population profile; v. Trends. 17 This is because views and reports for purposes that are based on pseudonymised and identifiable data often produce different numbers to those where the National Data Opt-Out is applied. 18 Additional details regarding the role-based access controls can be found in Schedule T (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/documents/ScheduleUcurrent.pdf ). There are five user access profiles in the TVS Care Record role based access control (RBAC) model for intelligence. These are19:
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Samples: Information Sharing Agreement, Data Sharing Agreement, Information Sharing Agreement
