Version: v1.0 | Last updated: 21 May 2025
Introduction
The OneLauncher PCN Hub is part of the
PCN Hub product which brings together all templates suitable
for use within a PCN Hub instance of EMIS Web into one place. These are selected
templates which are usually accessible by practices with the role specific
OneLaunchers.
Overview
The OneLauncher PCN Hubs brings together the key templates,
tools and resources needed to support clinicians and staff working within PCN
hub environments.
It is designed to provide quick access to a broad range of
templates and workflows used across multiple roles, supporting efficient
patient care and administration within hub settings.
From here you can access consultation templates,
coding tools, procedures, care plans and other shared resources.
1. Open EMIS Web
2. Press F12 to open the Protocol Launcher
3. Select OneLauncher PCN Hubs
If the launcher is not visible, it can be added via the Protocol Launcher settings.
Items on this launcher
The OneLauncher PCN Hubs is organised into two main areas: Templates and Resources.
Templates:
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Item
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Description
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Hub Template
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Core template
designed for PCN hub workflows and consultations
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Templates
tailored to additional and specialist roles
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Dynamic
template for assessing and managing acute presentations
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Templates to
support accurate clinical coding
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Templates
supporting clinical procedures
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Templates to
support administrative workflows
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Templates for
treatment room activities and procedures
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Item
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Description
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Access and
launch patient care plans
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Select a PSD
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Select a
Patient Status Document (PSD) to create or review
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Notes:
The
content available may vary based on local configuration and access
permissions
This
launcher is typically used in shared or hub-based environments,
where multiple roles access a common set of tools
Organisations
may use localised versions of this launcher, which can include:
bespoke
templates and workflows
resources
aligned to ICB, Place or PCN requirements
content
supporting local enhanced service specifications
For
more information on localised content and bespoke resources, visit the Localisation
area of the KB:
What is included?
The initial template in this launcher is our “Hub Template”,
this is to be treated as the LTC template, like the OneTemplate Prescriber /
OneTemplate Non-Prescriber. Due to a limitation of the Hubs, this template does
not have the visibility rules seen in the practice templates. This is the only
template made for use specifically within the hub.
The remainder of the templates are those found in practice
instances of EMIS.
- OneTemplate
Additional Roles
The OneTemplate Additional Roles template is based on the specification
for the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) and it supports the
clinician/user in following key clinical, technical and administrative
responsibilities in delivering health services. There are different pages
on the template for all of the different Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme
team members, as well as pages which cover all elements required for care
planning.
- OneTemplate
Acute
The OneTemplate Acute template aids data entry for the commonest consultation
types in Primary Care. It can be especially useful for trainees, allied
health professionals or even established GPs who just want a structured and
evidence-based way of recording data.
- OneTemplate
Coding
This template is for use by clinical coders when receiving external
communications from other agencies.
- OneProcedure
The OneProcedure template has been developed to help clinicians in Primary Care
record clinical procedures with ease.
- OneTemplate
Admin
This template is designed for use by admin team members to record all of the
common things that are needed in that role.
- Treatment
Room Templates
The treatment room list brings together all templates for the treatment room
activities into one place.
Other Resources
Resources available to the hub are our suite of Care Plans
as well as PSDs. These can be found under the resources section of the
OneLauncher.
The following
Care
Plans have been embedded within our toolset and can be easily used by staff
who can quickly complete the mail merge fields to provide the output for the
patient.
- Adult Asthma plan (Self Mx Plan) [LT00004]
- Child Asthma action plan [LT00007]
- AIR Asthma action plan [LT00063]
- MART Asthma action plan [LT00064]
- COPD self-management plan [LT00009]
- Dementia care plan [LT00010]
- Learning Disabilities care plan [LT00011]
- Mental Health care plan [LT00014]
- Care Home care plan [LT00006]
- Diabetes patient held report [LT00015]
The following
PSDs
have been embedded within our toolset and can be easily used by end users who
can quickly complete the mail merge fields to provide the output for the
record.
- Patient Specific Direction 65 and over Flu by HCAs [LT00029]
- Patient Specific Direction Child Flu 6 months to 2 yrs by
HCAs [LT00030]
- Patient Specific Direction Child Flu by HCAs [LT00031]
- Patient Specific Direction Under 65s by HCAs Flu [LT00032]
- Patient Specific Directions B12 by HCAs [LT00033]
- Patient Specific Directions Inhaled Salbutamol by HCAs
[LT00034]
- Patient Specific Directions Pneumococcal by HCAs [LT00035]
- Patient Specific Directions Shingles by HCAs [LT00036]
Further PSDs
- Patient Specific Directions Goserelin 3.6mg by HCAs
[LT00046]
- Patient Specific Directions Goserelin 10.8mg by HCAs
[LT00047]
- Patient Specific Directions Leuprorelin 3.75mg by HCAs
[LT00048]
- Patient Specific Directions Leuprorelin 11.25mg by HCAs
[LT00049]
- Patient Specific Directions Triptorelin 11.25mg by HCAs
[LT00050]
- Patient Specific Directions Triptorelin 22.5mg by HCAs
[LT00051]
- Patient Specific Directions Triptorelin 3mg by HCAs
[LT00052]
- Patient Specific Directions Denosumab by HCAs [LT00053]
Using the Referral Tree
The relevant Referral Tree can also be directly added to the
F12 rather than being an option on the OneLauncher. This will give access to
the same forms found in practice systems. There is a dependency on your area
having an existing Referral Tree for this to be accessible.