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Technology & API integration

  1. 1. Share your requirements

    Tell us who you serve, where you operate and what you want to offer.

  2. 2. Explore the fit

    Discuss the services, delivery responsibilities and setup your partnership needs.

  3. 3. Agree the next step

    Review availability and commercial terms before deciding how to proceed.

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Agree what success means before a programme starts.

For a screening programme, discuss how people will receive support after checks, how progress will be reviewed and what evidence will inform changes or expansion.

  1. Screen
  2. Support
  3. Measure
  4. Learn
  5. Improve
  6. Scale
Goals and follow-up
Agree the starting assessment, relevant health and wellbeing measures, review dates and who is responsible for follow-up.
Access and health outcomes
Review participation, completed referrals and continued support separately from changes in health or wellbeing.
Evidence for the next decision
Use findings, participant feedback and delivery capacity to decide whether to continue, change or expand a programme.

Reporting scope is agreed before launch. Programme reports should use aggregate data that protects identities, state participant numbers and review periods, and explain missing follow-up data. Individual medical records are not programme reports.

Read our approach to measurable progress