Lack of electronic medical records sharing across trusts

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• 2021 → 2024Alix Knowles2 years 10 months after Felicity Clough · different coronerIdentical hazardConfidence 0.95 · high

  Identical hazardConfidence 0.95 · high

  Both reports highlight that separate NHS Trust computer systems prevent sharing of patient records, risking inadequate care.

  Felicity Clough · 26 Nov 2021

  “There are different systems used by healthcare trusts across England and Wales for holding patients records and information.”

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  Alix Knowles · 2 Oct 2024

  “Different NHS Trusts are unable to access patient notes, because the computer systems used do not allow this.”

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• 2023 → 2024Alix Knowles1 year 1 month after Jack Farrington · different coronerClosely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high

  Closely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high

  Both reports describe that clinicians cannot obtain patient records because existing systems do not support sharing across trusts or regions. The earlier report cites missing national sharing arrangements and limited CHIE data, while the later report notes that differing computer systems block note access between NHS Trusts.

  Jack Farrington · 14 Sept 2023

  “there is no systems or arrangements for the sharing of access to electronic medical records (such as SystmOne and RIO) outside of local areas”

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  Alix Knowles · 2 Oct 2024

  “Different NHS Trusts are unable to access patient notes, because the computer systems used do not allow this.”

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• 2024 → 2025Amy Cross1 year 3 months after Judith Obholzer · different coronerClosely relatedConfidence 0.92 · high

  Closely relatedConfidence 0.92 · high

  Both reports highlight the absence of a system that enables medical information to be shared between different healthcare providers. The earlier report focuses on private‑NHS note sharing, while the later report calls for a universal standard system for transferring medical data across organisations.

  Judith Obholzer · 12 Jul 2024

  “ensuring a process that allows private practitioners to arrange crisis support through the NHS directly.”

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  Amy Cross · 22 Oct 2025

  “There is no standard medical records system which can be accessed by each healthcare organisation to ensure the efficient and effective transfer of medical information.”

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• 2023 → 2025Amy Cross2 years 1 month after Jack Farrington · different coronerIdentical hazardConfidence 0.90 · high

  Identical hazardConfidence 0.90 · high

  Both reports describe the lack of a unified system that allows healthcare organisations to access patient records across different settings. This gap prevents timely sharing of vital clinical information.

  Jack Farrington · 14 Sept 2023

  “there is no systems or arrangements for the sharing of access to electronic medical records (such as SystmOne and RIO) outside of local areas”

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  Amy Cross · 22 Oct 2025

  “There is no standard medical records system which can be accessed by each healthcare organisation to ensure the efficient and effective transfer of medical information.”

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