Patient engagement
Our myCareCentric patient engagement solutions engage patients as a proactive partner in their own care process. The myCareCentric* Personal Health Record enables people to access and enrich their own care record while our range of user-friendly apps make it easy for patients to manage their long-term conditions and to connect to their care professionals on a more timely basis.
myCareCentric is more than just a way to review appointments. It helps ensure that patients are more involved in the care they are receiving, which in turn improves both the quality of the record, the ability for clinicians to reach their patients and health outcomes.
Personal Health Record (PHR)
Individuals use our myCareCentric* Personal Health Record to gain secure access to their records, to services and health information. They also use it to enter their own information and communicate directly with care professionals.
Care apps
Patient information can be supplemented with data from care apps and wearables for greater engagement. This information becomes part of the shared record and is shared with clinicians through the clinical portal so they can monitor progress and devise new models of care based around the needs of the individual.
Docobo DOC@HOMETM
Docobo’s remote monitoring solutions support integrated care systems to provide appropriate, targeted management of patients at home which, in turn, helps reduce demand on organisations across the care community. DOC@HOME supports easy to use data collection by patients and sharing that information in real-time with clinicians for proactive monitoring and management. Read more here.
*myCareCentric is powered by Graphnet, part of the System C & Graphnet Care Alliance.
myCareCentric Epilepsy
Our award-winning app combines the latest in wearables, shared records, machine learning, care messaging and data analysis.


We can use this solution to deliver effective treatment when our patients need it, instead of four times a year in routine, often unproductive appointments.
Dr Rupert Page, consultant neurologist Poole Hospital
Social care
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