Collaborative Shared Care Record DPIA
This page tracks the published DPIA evidence for the Birmingham, Solihull, Coventry and Warwickshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire Collaborative Shared Care Record.
Supported Conclusion
The published Collaborative Shared Care Record DPIA says partners procured InterSystems as software/system supplier, cloud hosting provider, and processor. It describes local provider systems connecting through a central Information Exchange and HealthShare environment to create a shared care record.
The Herefordshire and Worcestershire Integrated Care and Wellbeing Record DPIA independently supports the same regional pattern. It says H&W STP procured InterSystems, describes the use of a HealthShare instance shared with Birmingham and Solihull and Coventry and Warwickshire, identifies University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust hosting, and describes data being displayed through Clinical Viewer.
Evidence Status
Confidence is moderate-high for architecture and processor role because the sources are published DPIAs. They are not final proof of current production status, final contract state, live participant list, or current support model without newer programme or procurement evidence.
Relationship to Local Programme Evidence
Use this page with Birmingham and Solihull Shared Care Record. The ICS page establishes local shared-care-record scope; the DPIAs supply stronger InterSystems supplier, hosting, processor, Information Exchange, HealthShare architecture, UHB hosting, and Clinical Viewer flow evidence.
Related Pages
- Birmingham and West Midlands Validation
- Birmingham and Solihull Shared Care Record
- HealthShare
- HealthShare Unified Care Record
Follow-up Evidence
- Final contract award or procurement notice.
- Current data-sharing agreement and processor list.
- Live operating model, hosting status, and support arrangements.