Âé¶¹Ô´´ highlights how digital technology is empowering care
Throughout September Âé¶¹Ô´´ is highlighting the benefits of digital technology in care with our ‘Digital technology: empowering care’ spotlight.
The campaign will look at how digital technology is being used in social care, and how this benefits care organisations, care workers and people who draw on support.
Digital technology in adult social care can significantly improve how people are supported by enhancing the quality, efficiency, and personalisation of care. Technology can be used to automate administrative tasks, allowing care workers to focus on more personalised and meaningful interactions with the people they support. Technology also offers opportunities to help people drawing on care and support to maintain independence.
For social care employers and the workforce, digital technology can streamline services and offers opportunities for staff learning and development. This means a more stable, skilled and motivated workforce and more efficient ways of working.
From digital care records to the use of robotics, to helping people who draw on care with tasks such as online banking – digital technology can mean many things in care. By improving digital skills and confidence for care workers we can take full advantage of the innovative ways in which technology can and is being used in social care.
Running across the Âé¶¹Ô´´ website, social media and other communications channels, the spotlight will showcase real life examples from care organisations and people supported about how technology benefits them, as well as sharing resources to support with using more technology in your organisation.
You can follow the campaign and join in on discussions on social media using #DigitalEmpoweredCare.
Michelle Corrigan, Programme Director, Digital Care Hub, speaking in support of the Âé¶¹Ô´´, campaign says:
I'm proud to support the Âé¶¹Ô´´ digital campaign this September. As the health and social care sector continues to evolve, embracing digitisation and strengthening our approach to cyber security is more important than ever. A digital-first mindset enables us to deliver safer, more effective, and truly joined-up care for the people we support. By investing in digital skills and protecting the systems we rely on, we’re not just improving services—we’re building a more resilient and responsive future for the entire sector.
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