The post holder is an expert technical member of the System Support Team and is responsible for the technical support of the London Care Record (LCR) / Health Information Exchange (HIE) system.
- Ensure that all systems are interfaced appropriately to the HIE, improving data quality, avoiding duplicate data entry and saving valuable clinical and administrative time.
- Identify technical and process needs, provide recommendations for appropriate solutions associated to the development and expansion of the HIE.
- Provide database management for the HIE solution and manage file transfer and integration related to the system.
Key Result Areas & Performance
To provide first and second line support for the Trust’s HIE system and any other key applications which are supported by the Lewisham and Greenwich IM&T Department.
To be responsible for managing all TrackIT logs, allocating them to the HIE support staff as appropriate and ensuring compliance with SLAs and KPIs.
To undertake specific system administration activities to ensure the smooth running of key systems including producing regular KPI reports on the application team performance.
Provide recommendations to the Senior Integration and Solution Architects concerning issues of productivity, workflow, integration management and new standards related to HIE.
The post holder will be expected to lead HIE Integration projects, and act as the Trusts HIE integration technology expert internally and externally.
Ensure that all developments and changes are fully documented, and auditable and change control policies are adhered to.
To ensure that Change Control Procedures are followed.
To be responsible for ensuring that systems are changed to meet new requirements.
To negotiate with Cerner and third-party teams on the timing and implementation of system configuration Service Request updates and communicate these to the Trust.
To develop new, transitional and migration plans to optimise data sharing connections for the HIE with the use of FHIR, HL7 technologies aligned to the London Data Strategy.
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