What is the Accessible Information Standard? The Standard is an 'information standard' for the NHS and adult social care system and is officially called SCCI1605
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The Accessible Information Standard aims to make sure that people who have a disability, impairment or sensory loss get information that they can access and understand, and any communication support that they need from health and care services
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DCB1605 Accessible Information (formerly SCCI1605 Accessible Information) – the 'Accessible Information Standard' – directs and defines a specific, consistent approach to identifying, recording, flagging, sharing and meeting the information and communication support needs of patients, service users, carers and parents,
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The Accessible Information Standard - Five Basic Steps v1 1 Draft docx 1 or sensory loss should get information in a way they can access and understand
NHSE Accessible Information Standard July 2016 12 DISSEMINATED TO: All Staff 13 DATE OF IMPLEMENTATION: 5th February 2019 DOCUMENT
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From the 1st August 2016 some organisations must follow the Accessible Information Standard by law NHS England have created the Accessible Information
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the Standard by 31 July 2016 3) Will all my patients be affected by the Standard? The Standard should support anyone with information and/or communication
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3 nov 2020 · Full compliance with the Standard was required by 31 July 2016 What impact will the AIS have? Successful implementation of the Standard aims
3 juil 2015 · Implementation Guidance for SCCI1605 Accessible Information The Accessible Information Standard – quick prompt From 01 April 2016 services MUST identify the communication or information support needs of their
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What is the Accessible Information Standard (AIS)? Must be identifying communication needs during routine interactions 31st July 2016 Full compliancy
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The Accessible Information. Standard started on 1st April 2016. This applies to all NHS and adult social care organisations. The Standard is a *legal
The Accessible Information. Standard started on 1st April 2016. This applies to all NHS and adult social care organisations. The Standard is a *legal
Accessible Information. Since 1 August 2016 all organisations that provide NHS care and/or publicly-funded adult social care must follow the Standard in
27 avr. 2020 This duty is the primary legal framework for the NHS Accessible Information Standard (the AIS) which was introduced in July 2016.
GPC has highlighted to NHS England the current lack of capacity within general practice to deliver these standards in full by 31 July 2016. Additional resources
Publications Gateway Reference 05338 v1.01 May 2016. For more information please contact england.nhs.participation@nhs.net. Accessible Information Standard.
Update Summer 2016. Easy. Read. Page 2. The Accessible Information. Standard says that people who have a disability or sensory loss should get.
The Accessible Information. Standard started on 1st April 2016. This applies to all NHS and adult social care organisations. The Standard is a *legal
The new Accessible Information Standard was agreed on 24th June 2015. All Organisations must follow the standard in full by 31st July 2016.
v1.01 May 2016. For more information please Accessible Information Standard ... information and communication needs
The Accessible Information Standard started on 1st April 2016.