Twelve months after its launch, the Notts Care Record (NCR) is playing an increasingly important role in helping health and care professionals across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire access the information they need to provide safe, joined-up care. All powered by Interweave technology.
‘999’ normally means an emergency for the health and care system – but in the case of the Yorkshire and Humber Care Record (YHCR) in South Yorkshire those numbers are very welcome.
The Interweave Digital Platform has won in the Driving Interoperability and Standards Through Digital category at the Health Service Journal (HSJ) Awards 2026.
We have announced the outcome of our recent procurement of suppliers to deliver products and services. The result strengthens the Interweave core principle of providing a vendor agnostic technology platform and welcomes new suppliers subject to contract.
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust welcomes the publication of the CIO Live Insights Report, a landmark output from the first national gathering of NHS Chief Information Officers. The report has now been shared with NHS England by Lee Rickles, Chief Information Officer for Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust and Deputy Chair for CIO Live Organising Committee, and its Chair Omer Moghraby.
The Yorkshire and Humber Care Record (YHCR) has become even more useful to health and care practitioners with the addition of more organisational data on the care of patients/citizens.
Sheffield City Council has become the first local authority in South Yorkshire to add their data into the Yorkshire and Humber Care Record (YHCR).
Interweave data is reaching more areas through the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) Care Record. Patients can now easily view, cancel and re-schedule appointments at the University Hospitals of Leicester (UHL) NHS Trust by using new functionality within the NHS App.
Across health and social care, staff often spend valuable hours navigating fragmented systems and chasing information for their patients. These create inefficiencies which not only create frustration but also take time away from what matters most – direct care for patients and service users.
The Shared Care Record Summit returned for its third year yesterday, Wednesday 29 October 2025, at the ICC Birmingham.