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Analogue to digital

Integrated neighbourhood care cannot function effectively without integrated information.

Thursday 23 July, 12.30pm – 1.30pm

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In this final session of the 10 Year Plan webinar series, we looked at the shift from ‘Analogue to Digital’, exploring how the Hope Haven partnership (one of the 24/7 mental health neighbourhood hub pilots), developed a Multi-Agency Shared Patient Record to address one of the biggest barriers to integration: fragmented systems and lack of shared visibility.

Bringing together leaders from Everyturn, Cumbria Northumberland Tyne & Wear NHS Foundation Trust (CNTW), and The Access Group (TAG), this session will take you through the full journey:

  • The system challenge and risks created by disconnected records
  • Why a shared patient record became essential
  • How partners designed and built a bespoke system
  • Governance, information sharing, and implementation
  • Real-world impact on patients, staff and system flow

The session is designed for both commissioners and delivery teams, offering:

  • A clear case for investment in shared digital infrastructure
  • Insight into cost, governance, and implementation considerations
  • Practical learning to support replication in other systems

You will leave with a clear understanding of:

  • What a good multi-agency shared record looks like in practice
  • What it takes to deliver one
  • What this can unlock in terms of safety, efficiency and integration

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