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- Open Exeter Previously referred to as Exeter data. It is part of the National Health Application and Infrastructure Services (NHAIS) platform and provides web-based access to patient data.
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Open Exeter is an IT platform used by the NHS in England and Isle of Man to deliver cervical screening and to access the Bowel Cancer Screening Service (BCSS), Breast Screening Select (BS-Select) and Breast Screening Information System (BSIS).
This user guide has been produced to provide medical centres with a step by step guide on how to process cervical screening related work through the Open Exeter system. Should you have any queries or require additional information on using the Open Exeter system please contact the DMS team at Preston PCS.
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Jun 26, 2024 · The NHS Cervical Screening Management System is live and accessed via an NHS Smartcard. It has replaced the previous call/recall IT system, Open Exeter, which is no longer accessible for the purposes of delivering NHS Cervical Screening Programme services.
Oct 10, 2024 · Open Exeter. Open Exeter gives access to patient data held on the National Health Application and Infrastructure Services (NHAIS) systems, which holds information relating to cervical...
- The trainee should know about: the pre-populated HMR101 form on Open Exeter and how to access it when it is acceptable to use a non-Open Exeter req...
- Open Exeter gives access to patient data held on the National Health Application and Infrastructure Services (NHAIS) systems, which holds informati...
- Sample takers should use the pre-populated HMR101 cervical cytology request forms (2009 version) available via Open Exeter.Sample takers must know...
- The sample taker is responsible for making sure a person is eligible for cervical screening and due a test. The sample taker takes the sample in th...
- Cervical cytology samples must satisfy the minimum requirements for processing and auditing. The laboratory rejects erroneous samples that compromi...
- Sample takers should report and discuss any rejected samples with their cervical screening mentor. This should always include any sample where the...
- It is the sample taker’s responsibility to make sure a person has the correct follow up and management as advised in the cervical screening report....
Sep 27, 2024 · Non-responder notifications are issued to GP practices (currently via Open Exeter). GP practices should check the details and report any changes that may be relevant to the individual’s ...
- 1.1 BackgroundThis document is a comprehensive revision of the NHS Cervical Screening Programme (NHS CSP) Good Practice Guide No.18, ‘Cervical scre...
- The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care (SSFH) has a responsibility to protect the health of the public by providing population screening...
- 3.1 Public Health England, NHS England and NHS Improvement responsibilitiesThe Immunisation and Screening National Delivery Framework and Local Ope...
- 4.1 Records management and retention of recordsRecords management must comply with the latest version of the Records management code of practice fo...
- 5.1 Approach to consentThe cervical screening programme aims to maximise coverage and uptake among the eligible population. Individuals are support...
- 6.1 Eligibility for NHS careIndividuals must be eligible for NHS care to also be eligible for cervical screening. Further information can be found...
- 7.1 SummaryThe call and recall process uses demographic information from NHS systems (currently NHAIS). When individuals reach the age of 24.5, the...
- 8.1 OverviewGP practices have a responsibility to provide assurance that the right individuals are being offered screening. This is managed through...
- 10.1 HMR101 request formsAll screening samples must be submitted to the laboratory together with a suitable test request form which has been comple...
Open Exeter. Statements, financial access and childhood immunisation payments. Primary care reports and data. The Cervical Screening Management System (CSMS) is now live.
Jun 24, 2024 · The new NHS Cervical Screening Management System (CSMS) is now live. It replaces the previous call/recall IT system and is now accessed via an NHS smartcard. The Open Exeter system is no longer accessible for the purposes of delivering NHS Cervical Screening Programme services.
