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Microsoft HealthVault service to end November 20, 2019

Dear User,

As you may know Microsoft has made the decision to close the platform "Health Vault" which eRedbook uses to store your data. As a user of eRedbook classic we regret to inform you that we have closed eRedbook Classic.

Want to continue using eRedbook?

Sitekit have been working very hard with NHS England on a new, better version of eRedbook and would now like to invite you to register for an account here: https://www.eredbook.org.uk/. If you live in London and you ask your health visitor to connect your new eRedbook records to the NHS you may be able to import historical data including Vaccinations, Hearing, Bloodspots and Newborn Examinations results to your new eRedbook depending on the age of your child and the availability of the data.

Why is new eRedbook better?

The new version of eRedbook is no-longer dependent on Health Vault for data storage or identification. This improves the registration and login user experience. Based around a sharp, clean interface it works well on mobile and has the key features you know and love from Classic. You can view and share your child’s health records with other family members, record developmental milestones and create photographic keepsakes.

Kind regards,

eRedbook team

Organise healthcare

Plan ahead for all the important health reviews, immunisations and appointments with your health visitor or doctor.

Keep a secure record

Keep your own personal notes and photos of your child’s growth and development.

Useful reminders

Note important healthcare questions to ask a health professional and receive email reminders for appointments.

Always accessible and secure

eRedbook uses HealthVault^® to store your data

Microsoft^® HealthVault^® is a privacy- and security-enhanced online service designed to put you in control of your health information. HealthVault helps you gather and store health information from various sources and share information with those you trust.

Visit www.healthvault.co.uk to learn more.

Track Immunisations

Keep track of all the immunisations your child should receive. Most of these will be part of the Healthy Child Programme and you will be reminded when they are due on the ‘upcoming’ page.

You can also add and record any extra immunisations your child is given by health professionals.

Memo - Ask about the rash on Alfie's back

Keep Health Notes and Questions

Record important information your health visitor tells you and track your child’s wellbeing over time.

Note specific questions for a health professional, so you have a record of them for your next appointment.

Record Developmental Firsts

There are many things that all babies and young children do, but not always at the same age or in the same order. Use eRedbook to record when your child does things for the first time.

Organise appointments

Your child will receive a minimum number of health reviews and screenings as part of the Healthy Child Programme. Make sure you don’t miss these, or any other important appointments, by keeping a record in eRedbook.

Your baby's digital health record