Secondary Care EPR Integration

Understanding 6B’s Secondary Care EPR Integration Offering

EPR systems are the digital backbone of secondary care, holding the patient data and clinical workflows that Trusts rely on every day. Yet, integrating external applications and services into these environments is often complex – requiring deep knowledge of proprietary APIs, NHS interoperability standards, and clinical governance.

6B’s Secondary Care EPR Integration service is designed to simplify that complexity. We enable digital health vendors and NHS organisations to connect seamlessly with leading secondary care platforms – from acute and community systems to mental health and specialist EPRs. Our integrations are built with compliance, scalability, and long-term maintainability in mind, ensuring safe data exchange and smooth user experiences.

With hands-on expertise across platforms such as Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), System C, Dedalus Lorenzo, MEDITECH, and many more, our team provides end-to-end delivery. Whether you’re building a new product integration or extending existing capabilities, we help accelerate time-to-value while reducing technical and regulatory risk.

Our Secondary Care EPR Integration Process

We begin with a discovery phase to map your integration objectives, data flows, and technical requirements – aligning them with NHS interoperability frameworks such as HL7 V2, FHIR, and Spine standards. This enables us to define a clear integration strategy that fits the operational and clinical needs of your partner Trusts.

From there, our specialists design and implement integration workflows that prioritise security, performance, and usability. We handle interface development, configuration, and rigorous testing to ensure reliability across environments. Where required, we also support vendor certification, assurance processes, and clinical safety documentation (DCB0129/0160).

Once live, our team provides proactive monitoring, issue resolution, and ongoing optimisation to ensure your integration continues to deliver value as systems evolve. Regular reviews, reporting, and continuous improvement cycles mean your solution stays compliant, resilient, and future-ready – enabling clinicians to work with connected data and patients to benefit from more joined-up care.