Smartmed / Digital health toolkit
DTAC evidence.
Bring it together.
A practical workspace for your product’s DTAC preparation. Gather references, assign actions and see what still needs a conversation.
The bigger picture
A clearer view of what’s next.
Start with your product brief, then bring the right documents and people into one place.
Five areas. One place to start.
References recorded, including those marked reviewed.
These are planning prompts, not the complete official DTAC questions. Counts reflect your entries; they do not establish compliance or NHS approval. Use the current NHS England form and the appropriate reviewers for your product.
Define the product
Start with the context.
Capture the intended use and uncertainties before gathering evidence. Scope answers are notes for review; they do not automatically remove requirements.
Build the evidence picture
Every reference, with an owner.
Add document names or reference locations, review details and next actions. Marking a record reviewed records your entry; it does not verify the document.
Make uncertainties visible
Capture the conversation.
Record potential harm, controls and questions for the responsible reviewer. These working notes do not replace a governed clinical hazard log or risk management plan.
No risk acceptance, risk score or ALARP judgement is calculated. Read the DCB0129 standard ↗
Planning prompts checked against the NHS England DTAC overview on 28 October 2026. Download the current official form at the point of use.
Have a digital health project in mind?What the DTAC evidence planner does
Use the workspace to collect references, assign owners and record next actions across the DTAC areas. The prompts help organise preparation and identify gaps that need discussion with the appropriate reviewers.
Preparation, not approval
Recording evidence or marking an item reviewed does not certify a product, confirm DTAC compliance or replace an assessor's decision. The planner links to the official DTAC material and relevant clinical safety information. Keep confidential records outside this public demonstration.