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Digital Prescribing and Dispensing Pathways Programme

The long-term Digital Prescribing and Dispensing Pathways (DPDP) programme objective is the removal of the paper prescription and replacement with a digital solution in community settings within Scotland. Current legal advice is that for a digitally signed prescription item to be valid, the digital signature must be an advanced electronic signature (AES) and be unique to both the prescriber (the signer) and the prescription item. NHS Scotland has engaged independent advice on how best to provide the AES signature c...

Buyer

The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) (NSS)

Value

Not provided

Published

17 Nov 2022

Closes

17 Nov 2022

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

Scotland

Procurement method

Not provided

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

72000000

IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

Lots

Lot 1 Digital Prescribing and Dispensing Pathways Programme

Value not provided

The long-term Digital Prescribing and Dispensing Pathways (DPDP) programme objective is the removal of the paper prescription and replacement with a digital solution in community settings within Scotland. Current legal advice is that for a digitally signed prescription item to be valid, the digital signature must be an advanced electronic signature (AES) and...

Delivery: Scotland

DPDP PKI PIN Questionnaire

17 Nov 2022

Word document

DPDP PKI PIN Questionnaire - New deadline date - 28th Feb 2023

8 Feb 2023

Word document

Digital Prescribing and Dispensing Pathways Programme

Not provided

The long-term Digital Prescribing and Dispensing Pathways (DPDP) programme objective is the removal of the paper prescription and replacement with a digital solution in community settings within Scotland. Current legal advice is that for a...

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