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Helping people in your care access digital technologies
Digital inclusion can improve opportunities, experiences and outcomes for people accessing care, enabling clients to make informed choices about their care. -
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Disability History Month: digital inclusion for all
Disability History Month focuses on awareness raising, the history of disabilities in the UK, and working together to challenge and change perceptions. -
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How technology can promote wellbeing in the adult social care workforce
Self Care Week raises awareness of what we can all do to improve our physical health and mental wellbeing. This year, the theme is Exercise Self Care for Life. -
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New report: digital transformation vital to meet future aged care needs
The UK care sector must embrace digital transformation if we are to be ready for the future needs of the ageing population. -
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ARC England launches strategic data research centre for the learning disability and autism sector
ARC England is launching the Learning Disability Research Unit, a major new strategic research programme to provide more and better data for the sector. -
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Government’s health and social care data strategy: summary
This strategy sets out the vision for “how data will be used to improve the health and care of the population in a safe, trusted and transparent way.” -
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At home with technology… and with technology at home
Professor Roy Sandbach OBE considers how technology can and must support us all to live better, for longer. -
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Log my Care assured by NHS to be on the Assured Supplier List for Digital Social Care Records
From 13 May 2022, Log my Care will feature as a recommended digital care management platform on the Assured Supplier List. -
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New whitepaper on pain assessment in aged care published
A new report echoes mounting calls for the UK government to improve technology-enabled dementia care and prioritise digital tools that can transform care.