Access Conexes

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    #10

    Ranked 10 of 15 on the most commonly used TIE in NHS trusts list, with 2 implementations.

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    2 NHS trusts using Access Conexes

    Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
    Last updated: 15/08/2026 Activity feed

    About Access Conexes

    Conexes, now known as Access Integration Hub, is the interoperability platform associated with Access Rio. It provides a secure framework for connecting Rio with third-party clinical systems, patient-facing applications, shared care records and other health and care services. Its interfaces and APIs support real-time, bi-directional exchange, allowing authorised information to move between systems instead of being re-entered manually. This can help organisations reduce duplicate data entry, improve the consistency of patient records and make information available across care settings. Conexes was originally developed by Servelec and remains particularly relevant to NHS organisations that need to integrate established Rio deployments with a wider digital ecosystem.

    Technology commonly used alongside Access Conexes

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