Data ecosystem role for things that use the data to create other things. These could be products, services, analyses, insights, stories or visualisations.
Integrated care systems (ICSs) are new partnerships between the organisations that meet health and care needs across an area, to coordinate services and to plan in a way that improves population health and reduces inequalities between different groups.
Integrated care systems (ICSs) are new partnerships between the organisations that meet health and care needs across an area, to coordinate services and to plan in a way that improves population health and reduces inequalities between different groups.
People who are responsible for strategic decisions on public health, budget setting and commissioning
MCRactive
MCRactive are a not for profit organisation established and overseen by Manchester City Council, responsible for driving sport and physical activity across Manchester
Under Review: Where a session is determined suitable for social prescribing. Considerations may include, allocated times, suitable environment, accessibility
Existing within OpenActive and needing validation for correct use from the
@Activity
List
ConceptScheme
OpenReferral
Proposed 🌟
Current ORUK
Assured date
The date that the information about the service was last checked. This gives confidence that information remains current, even if it was added some time ago
How to attend this service from a selection of: phone, online, venue, home visit. Social prescribers would like the option to also include group, one-to-one and self
makes no provision for eligibility requirements. This information is sufficient for most sports opportunities although later provision might be made for the wider eligibility options available to
to help understand commissioning (or subsidy) of services and so help match commissioning to need. Beyond the field of social prescribing, funding information would power analysis of activity funding by Sport England and other bodies
Social prescribers have requested more details of an activity such as links to FAQs, videos and photographs (e.g. to help convey accessibility information). See
@Activity further info
. The
@ORUK
Service URI gives the opportunity to link to such information. More specific links to content such as photographs will allow activity finders (including those in social prescribing software) to present a fuller picture of an activity.
Social prescribers have requested that this information be given for facilitators, so it should be held for each activity, ideally denoting the languages in which the activity is described and languages spoken during the activity
This is a free text label in the current version of
@OR
, both that and
@OA
would benefit from a taxonomy of location accessibility terms. See Taxonomies below. A location accessibility URL attribute would allow links to more detailed accessibility data published by specialist organisations such as
The date and time a record was added or last modified is needed to make incremental updates to copies of data held and to give a degree of confidence in its likely up-to-dateness. Such a date and time is used by and included in RDPE feeds but not within the data structure. A query parameter
The organization record is used to provide basic description and details about each organization delivering or reviewing services. Each service should be linked to the organization responsible for its delivery
The URI, added in the UK extension to OR, can be used to add a resolvable unique identifier for the company, charity or other organisation responsible for the service/activity. Where this value exists it can help with deduplication across data feeds.
@OA
uses Organizer as is either a Person or Organizaton object. See
is designed to record organisations that have reviewed a service/activity and the score that each organisation has assigned (from its own scale) such as “Approved”, “Rejected”, “Satisfactory” or “Passed audit”. This information allows a prescriber to determine if an activity meets the criteria it sets for prescribing. In addition to a review name/identifier and score, a reference attribute is needed for certificate or registration numbers. The review attribute can also be used to record the results of Safeguarding (DBS) and Health & Safety checks. See discussion of a
Describing individual activities which are normally available for booking
ScheduledSession
OpenReferral
Current ORUK
Service area
The geographical extents of the area within which residents are eligible to attend the activity. Such area restrictions tend not to apply to physical activities, although they can affect prices charged
” to describe the type of service delivered from a controlled/shared vocabulary. This approach is matched by the “
@Activity
” object in OA. ORUK (and version 2 of OR) extends the standard via link_taxonomy which supports taxonomies describing service properties other than the
@Service Type
, such as
@Eligibility
@Accessibility
,
@Target audience
, organization type,
@Cost option
. See a fuller discussion of taxonomies below. Taxonomy terms apply to these activity attributes that are important to social prescribers:
Activity accessibility 🌟
@Activity type
🌟 - existing within OpenActive and needing validation for correct use from the Activity List