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
@Contributors
@Data stewards
@Beneficiaries
@Intermediaries
@Creators
@Regulators
@Policymakers
Stakeholders
@Managers
@Service users
@Frontline workers
Collector
@Application Provider
Consumer
@Application Provider
@Activity providers
Professional Rating
@Application Provider
Provider Kitemark
@Application Provider
Volunteer Management
@Application Provider
As is
To be
Organisations by Stakeholder
14
Activity providers
4
Frontline workers
12
Managers
13
OpenActive application providers
8
Other stakeholders
6
Social prescribing application provider
3
Activity providers
4
Frontline workers
12
Managers
13
OpenActive application providers
8
Other stakeholders
6
Social prescribing application provider
3
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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