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Find out more about the Shared Care Record, a system which will join up information that is currently held separately by different services across the ICS.
The Shared Care Record system aims to improve care by joining up information which may currently be held in separate patient databases by health and care services across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. The Shared Care Record will enable clinicians and care professionals to access up-to-date information about the individuals they are caring for from these systems.
The Shared Care Record will provide:
The Shared Care Record will make sharing information across services within our region easier. Being part of a simple, consistent approach that works across boundaries will bring significant benefits. It will help to improve the care your patients receive as well as reduce the time spent on administration to co-ordinate care. Having the Shared Care Record in place will make sure you and your patients can benefit as we invest in more technology to share care records across services. It will also allow us to make the most of the technology we already have.
The Integrated Care System’s (ICS) health and care partners involved in Shared Care Record for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are listed below:
The project is being delivered by the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Integrated Care Systems’ (ICS) Digital and Innovation Programme, which is governed by the Digital Enabling Group (DEG). The DEG is a strategic decision-making body, which includes senior representatives from all organisations that form part of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough ICS.
Project delivery is now underway, and we will be taking a phased approach to bringing on partners in the run up to the Shared Care Record’s go-live date. This is because all partners are at a different levels of technical and data quality readiness. As we share partner data, health and care professional users of the Shared Care Record will be made aware of which partners’ data is being made available at any point in time. All users of the Shared Care Record system will be trained to use the system.
For all public facing communications, the branding for “My Care Record” should be used.
For internal communications such as to staff who view patient records, the branding we use is Shared Care Record. This is to signify the difference between making external messaging more personalised and internal messaging more relatable e.g., as staff will be viewing other people’s records.
The public My Care Record campaign will go live on 19th September. The first activity will be a door drop to households across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
Please use the communications materials and social media assets below to strengthen the campaign messages to your public/citizens.
Communication Materials Social Media Assets
Postcard Facebook image benefits
Posters Facebook image faster diagnosis
Public FAQs
My Care Record Partners’ Privacy Statement Facebook image boy
Animation Facebook image lady
Display Screen image – version 1 Facebook image logo
Display Screen image – version 2 Twitter image benefits
My Care Record logo Twitter image faster diagnosis
My Care Record Benefits Twitter image boy
Website banner Twitter image lady
Banner stands Twitter image logo
The My Care Record programme team can also assist with content, such as translations, printed copies of posters, as well as presentations for public-facing forums such as patient participation groups. For further details, please contact cpm-tr.cpstpdigital@nhs.net
Should you want to see what other areas our doing for My Care Record, visit www.mycarerecord.org.uk