A Care System Platform in action

Connected. Coordinated. Intelligent. Engaged.
Every health and social care organisation needs an Electronic Patient Record to manage care within its own organisation.
Every care community also needs a Care System Platform to connect organisations, coordinate care and understand the health of its population.
A Care System Platform (CSP) provides the digital foundation for integrated care by bringing together the core capabilities every health and care system needs.
- Connected Care: Securely connect health, social care and community services through shared care records, enabling authorised professionals to access the information they need, when they need it. Better information sharing reduces duplication, improves collaboration and supports safer, more informed decision-making.
- Coordinated Care: Enable cross-organisational digital care planning, shared workflows and personalised care pathways that keep everyone working from the same information. From multidisciplinary teams to neighbourhood health services, coordinated care helps deliver more joined-up support around each individual.
- Intelligent Care: Turn data into action through population health management, advanced analytics, AI and remote patient monitoring. Identify people at greatest risk, target preventative interventions, monitor outcomes and support healthier populations through proactive, data-led care.
- Engaged Care: Empower people to take a more active role in their health and wellbeing through digital patient engagement, personalised communications, self-management tools, questionnaires and patient-reported outcomes. Strengthen partnerships between individuals, carers and professionals while improving experience, participation and long-term outcomes.
What is CIPHA?
- A Care System Platform (CSP) responsible for coordinating the care of 17 million people.
- Holds 20 billion records and collects clinical data from 2,000+ organisations.
- One of the country's largest Care System Platforms, developed in Britain.
- Almost 30% of England uses CIPHA.
Health and care is increasingly delivered across organisations, teams and communities. The technology that supports it should be too.
CIPHA is Graphnet's Care System Platform. It brings together the core digital capabilities every health and care system needs to deliver integrated, data-led care.

Featured Case Studies
10 July 2026
Mersey Care and Cheshire and Merseyside: Using Population Health Intelligence and Remote Monitoring to Deliver proactive Care at Scale
Combining population health intelligence and remote monitoring to deliver earlier intervention, proactive care and better outcomes for high-risk patients.
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30 June 2026
Supporting neighbourhood health with shared care, population health and remote monitoring
Using connected data and digital tools to help neighbourhood teams identify need earlier and deliver proactive care at scale.
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Northamptonshire drives digital maturity with successful rollout of ReSPECT plans
Honouring patient's wishes in critical situations at Northamptonshire - now seen as a national exemplar in its use of digital health tools
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27 November 2024
Black Country MASH enhancing efficiency and patient care with the Shared Care Record
Using data from the Graphnet Shared Care record to support timely decision making for the safety of at-risk adults and children.
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28 February 2024
Cheshire & Merseyside uses population health tools to support those most at risk of fuel poverty
Looking at how patients with medical conditions made worse by the cold were identified and supported with Cheshire & Mersey's fuel poverty programme.
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24 August 2026
Connecting communities: Graphnet Health supports Black Country digital inclusion
15 July 2026
Northamptonshire expands access to vital care planning information through NHS National Record Locator
11 June 2026
Hazardous prescribing cut across Greater Manchester through NHS, academic and industry collaboration backed by NIHR
19 May 2026
More than 2.2 million patient measurements submitted as NHS remote monitoring use accelerates