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Ecosystem

Dataflow Map

A simple ‘As is’ model of the OpenActive ecosystem is given, below, showing the data-flow of the OpenActive data-set. Data can be consumed from an RDPE feed or through the Imin API. It also shows that reports are gleaned from the consuming applications (Social Prescribing applications) and the activity providers themselves. The result of the OpenActive data-flow is that a service of an activity is offered to a service user which is the client of the Social Prescribing Link Worker (SPLW). Money can then digitally change hands through securing a booking or paying the activity provider. It was noted that Social Prescribing policy comes from the NHS.

The ‘To be’ is given below the ‘As is’ and includes the following suggestions:

Standard REST API

The ODI should define a standard REST API such that innovators can develop them to aggregate feeds to make them more accessible to developers.

Activity & Provider Quality Assurance

Innovators could develop a means to verify activity quality if it is provided in an activity providers data-set.

Professional ratings

Innovators could develop a means to capture professional ratings of an activity and store against the unique identifier of an activity. They could then provide an API call to understand the aggregated rating of that activity or indeed the individuals of the rating. This is to give confidence to the SPLW about that activity.

Volunteer Management Systems Alignment

Innovators could find a way to couple a volunteer management system with a social prescribing application to request an activity buddy to support the service user in attending an activity.

Central to Sector Taxonomies

Activity-type, Accessibility and Target Audience would be three taxonomies to describe the activity. SNOMED could be used to map its terms to these three taxonomies which would remove the need for the activity providers to understand the NHS SNOMED terms.

Data ecosystem mapping roles

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@Contributors

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@Data stewards

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@Beneficiaries

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@Intermediaries

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@Creators

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@Regulators

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@Policymakers

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Stakeholders

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@Managers

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@Service users

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@Frontline workers

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Collector

@Application Provider

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Consumer

@Application Provider

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@Activity providers

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Professional Rating

@Application Provider

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Provider Kitemark

@Application Provider

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Volunteer Management

@Application Provider

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As is

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To be

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Organisations by Stakeholder

Organisations by Stakeholder

Kevin Flinton

Digilynx

Hayley Noel

Coventry Council

Lisa Charnley

Hyndburn Leisure

Linda Horsfields

Hyndburn Leisure

Michelle Rutherford

Blackburn Council

Tracy True

Blackburn Council

Alison Jones

BPRCVS

Isma Sajid

Blackburn with Darwen Carers

Shaun Dodds

BPRCVS

Amy Whitham

BPRCVS

Robbie Fraser

NHS

Tony Armstrong

BPRCVS

Dr Simon Tobin

Social Prescribing Lead GP for North Southport PCN

Deborah Dewhurst

BPRCVS

Helen Price

Enfield Voluntary Action

Jessica Bunn

Enfield Voluntary Action

Tracey Lines

Active Partnerships

Oliver Sisman

London Sport

Richard Brown

BwD Refresh, BwD Council

Tina Pilkington

Sport England

Mark Stephenson

Active Lancashire

Leon Crosby

Blackburn Youth Zone

Ken Masser

Rossendale Leisure Trust

Ben Fatimilehin

Active Lancashire

Paul Blythin

Active Lancashire

Linda Vernon

HLSC

Sarah Quinn

Blackburn Council

Joe Fraser

NHS England London Region

Chris Rigby

Pendle Leisure Trust

Andy Halliwell

Schools Plus

Chris Martin

Team Kinetic

Helen Clayton

Sported

Charlie Clark

Playwaze

James Barter

TSG - Legend

Jamie Foale

PlayFinder

Nish Desai

IMIN

Barrie Taylor

Groop

Devika Vadher

NEL

James Watson

NHS

Martin Cattermole

NHS

Jade Cation

Emduk

Denys Rayner

Swahsn

Chris Norfield

London Sport

Alice John

4 Global

Leeann Monk-Ozgul

Elemental

Mo Rahman

Social RX

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