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NHS Digital ran digital maternity projects within the Harnessing Digital Technology workstream until June 2020. This was to help NHS England meet its objective of improving outcomes in maternity services in England and support the Long Term Plan.

The NHS Apps Library beta website gave patients access to a set of digital tools to help them organise and manage their own health and care. It was decommissioned in 2021.

NHS Digital published the Shielded Patient List (SPL), to enable partner organisations across government to support and protect those who were shielding. The SPL service within NHS Digital closed on 30 June 2022, following the government announcement about the end of shielding in September 2021.

Organisations providing family health services had the option to choose to have their systems hosted and maintained by the Hosted National Health Applications and Infrastructure Services (NHAIS), rather than provide them locally.

We're providing systems that enable people to book appointments at sites across England.

Summary Care Record (SCR) is a national database that holds electronic records of important patient information such as current medication, allergies and details of any previous bad reactions to medicines, created from GP medical records. It can be seen and used by authorised staff involved in the patient's...

NHS.net Connect (formally NHSmail) is the national platform for NHS email, communication and collaboration. It provides staff with secure access to email, chat, online meetings, file sharing and more helping teams work together more easily.

Find out what’s involved in building healthcare APIs for use in the NHS in England, and how our API platform can help.

This web-based service provides NHS organisations a secure and effective way to respond to high severity cyber alerts. It also offers the ability for these organisations to sign-up to receive information about the latest threats and vulnerabilities.

The digital minor illness referral service (DMIRS) referred patients from NHS 111 or NHS 111 online, straight to their nearby pharmacist, rather than to services such as GPs or A&E.