Health and Social Care Information Centre
NHS Data Model and Dictionary Service
Type: | Patch |
Reference: | 1489 |
Version No: | 1.0 |
Subject: | Help Flash Files Update |
Effective Date: | Immediate |
Reason for Change: | Patch |
Publication Date: | 20 August 2014 |
Background:
This patch updates the "Help Flash Files" names.
To view a demonstration on "How to Read an NHS Data Model and Dictionary Change Request", visit the NHS Data Model and Dictionary help pages at: http://www.datadictionary.nhs.uk/Flash_Files/changerequest.htm.
Note: if the web page does not open, please copy the link and paste into the web browser.
Summary of changes:
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ALL ITEMS INDEX HELP | Changed Description |
DEMONSTRATIONS | Changed Description |
HELP INTRODUCTION | Changed Description |
NHS BUSINESS DEFINITIONS HELP | Changed Description |
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE | Changed Description |
Date: | 20 August 2014 |
Sponsor: | Richard Kavanagh, Head of Data Standards - Interoperability Specifications, Information Standards Delivery, Health and Social Care Information Centre |
Note: New text is shown with a blue background. Deleted text is crossed out. Retired text is shown in grey. Within the Diagrams deleted classes and relationships are red, changed items are blue and new items are green.
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The "All Items Index" lists all the items in the NHS Data Model and Dictionary in alphabetical order. All items are coloured coded:
There is a link “To top” on each page which takes you back to the top of the "All Items Index" page. What would you like to do next?
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A number of short demonstrations are available which will take you through each component, step by step, in an easy to understand screen capture including a voice over and readable captions. Please note that the information contained in the demonstrations was correct at the time of publication. If you are not familiar with the NHS Data Model and Dictionary, it is recommended that you proceed through the demonstrations in the following order. The subjects covered are: At the end of each demonstration, you can choose where you want to go next, you can either:
Once you have completed the demonstrations, there are two quizzes to check your understanding of the help pages and the navigation options: The content of these demonstrations is for training purposes only and therefore may not match the current content of the NHS Data Model and Dictionary. Please refer to the Main Menu for the latest version of the NHS Data Model and Dictionary. There are also presentations for: How to use the Demonstrations
Please note:
What would you like to do next?
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Welcome to the NHS Data Model and Dictionary Help Pages
Please note that the icons are not hyperlinks. |
ITEM NAME | DESCRIPTION | NAVIGATION | HELP | DEMONSTRATIONS |
About Us | The NHS Data Model and Dictionary is maintained by the NHS Data Model and Dictionary Service | None | About Us Help | None |
All Item Index (A-Z) | The NHS Data Model and Dictionary has an All Items Index which lists all the items in the dictionary in alphabetical order | All Items Index (A-Z) | All Items Index Help | All Items Index Demonstration |
Attributes | An Attribute is the detailed information that describes a Class | Attributes | Attributes Help | Attributes Demonstration |
Background | The NHS Data Model and Dictionary provides a reference point for approved Information Standards and Collections (including Extractions) (ISCEs) within the NHS in England | None | Background | None |
Classes | A Class is something that you want to describe and the Attributes define the detail for the Class | Classes | Classes Help | Classes Demonstration |
Commissioning Data Sets | The Commissioning Data Set is the basic structure used for the submission of commissioning data to the Secondary Uses Service | Commissioning Data Sets | Commissioning Data Sets Help | Commissioning Data Set Redesign Guidance Notes ** |
Data Collections | A Data Collection or Data Set is a group of Data Elements that are required to support business analysis | Data Collections | Data Collections Help | Data Collections Demonstration |
Data Elements | A Data Element is the definition of the information which usually flows in a Data Set. In addition, they can contain text providing guidance, support, values or other information | Data Elements | Data Elements Help | Data Elements Demonstration |
Data Modelling Introduction | The NHS Data Model and Dictionary is made up of a number of components | None | Data Modelling Introduction | NHS Data Model and Dictionary Components |
Demonstrations | A number of short demonstrations are available which will take you through the NHS Data Model and Dictionary components | None | Demonstrations | None |
Diagrams | The NHS Data Model and Dictionary has a small set of diagrams which represent parts of the NHS Data Model | Diagrams | Diagrams Help | Diagrams Demonstration |
Help Introduction | The NHS Data Model and Dictionary Help Introduction Page will help direct you to the information you require | None | Help | None |
Navigation | There are many ways to navigate the NHS Data Model and Dictionary. | None | Navigation | None |
NHS Business Definitions | Each NHS Business Definition consists of freestanding text which describes an aspect of NHS activity | NHS Business Definitions | NHS Business Definitions Help | NHS Business Definitions Demonstration |
Related DDCN/DSCN/ISN | The Related DDCN/DSCN/ISN link shows which Data Dictionary Change Notice (DDCN), Data Set Change Notice (DSCN) or Information Standard and Collection (including Extraction) Notice (ISCE) made changes to an item | Main Menu | Related DDCN/DSCN/ISN Help | Related DDCN/DSCN/ISN Demonstration |
Search | The NHS Data Model and Dictionary has a Quick Search Facility and an Advanced Search Facility | Main Menu and Advanced Search | Search Help | Search Demonstration |
Supporting Information | Supporting Information provides information to help users understand and use the NHS Data Model and Dictionary | Supporting Information | Supporting Information Help | Supporting Information Demonstration |
Test Your Knowledge | Test Your Knowledge can be found at the end of each Demonstration to check your understanding of the subject | None | Test Your Knowledge | None |
What's New | The What's New page shows the Information Standards and Collections (including Extractions) Notices, Data Set Change Notices and Data Dictionary Change Notices that have been incorporated into each release of the NHS Data Model and Dictionary | What's New | What's New Help | What's New Demonstration |
** This is not a demonstration, guidance is available on the new Commissioning Data Set Layout.
Please note that the information contained in the demonstrations was correct at the time of publication.
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The text for each NHS Business Definition starts by identifying which Class is used and is followed by a description of the item. Each NHS Business Definition name is distinguished from Classes, Attributes and Data Elements by appearing in Title Case rather than UPPERCASE (see the example below) and where the name in text in Blue, it indicates that it is a hyperlink and if clicked on will display the definition for that NHS Business Definition. An example of an NHS Business Definition is a Hospital Provider Spell, which is related to the Class ACTIVITY GROUP. The following information is available on an NHS Business Definition:
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A number of short Demonstrations are available which will take you through each component, step by step, in an easy to understand screen capture including a voice over and readable captions. Please note that the information contained in the demonstrations was correct at the time of publication. At the end of each demonstration, you can choose where you want to go next, you can either:
The Test Your Knowledge section provides 3 questions on each of the Demonstrations to check your understanding of the subject: Once you have completed the Demonstrations and Test Your Knowledge, there are two quizzes to check your understanding of the help pages and the navigation options: What would you like to do next?
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For enquiries about this Change Request, please email information.standards@hscic.gov.uk