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Support for care providers with digitisation By David Lynes, CEO & Founder of Unique IQ Being the CEO of a software company, it might surprise you to hear me say that tech isn’t always the answer. Already squeezed care organisations are being pushed to digitise right now. The current government drive is for 80% of social… Read more »
Whether you are completely new to digitisation in your care agency, or you are switching to a new software provider, technological change is always a challenge. Preparing your team for new software is a crucial step in getting your software implementation journey right. There may be excitement about adoption, apprehension for the unknown or upset… Read more »
The big news for 2022 is the Care Quality Commission’s quality statement announcement in July 2022 of its new approach to regulation. It ushers in major changes to the way the CQC works in order to deliver its ambitious new strategy (revealed May 2021). One of the biggest changes ushered through is the introduction of… Read more »
Technology is used in our everyday lives, from managing bank accounts to booking tickets for holidays, so the push to go digital within the care industry comes as no surprise. With benefits such as improving the quality of care, reducing costs and increasing communication between care providers and clients, technology within home care brings a… Read more »
3 innovative ways to improve home care delivery with care management software Satisfied clients are critical to the success of improving home care delivery. And often, harnessing the potential of the technology can have far-reaching benefits for those receiving care. So, in order to maintain or improve service delivery, home care companies must constantly look… Read more »
Lone workers increase the flexibility of the workforce and can make it possible for an organisation, especially a care organisation, to deliver better services to their clients. However, having an employee work alone also presents unique risks and challenges. One thing that needs to be taken into account is the need to conduct risk assessments… Read more »
The Care Quality Commission regulate all care services across the UK and ask 5 key questions during their inspection to ensure that they focus on the things that matter to people. These key questions apply to all types of businesses that provide care services including home care
Home care, also called domiciliary care, is when care staff travel to the homes of people in need of assistance – arranged by a local authority or through private agencies. Care can range from person to person depending on individual needs. Some people require daily visits, round-the-clock care, night-time care, or more infrequent weekly check-ins. … Read more »
According to the Social Care Institute for Excellence, “care planning is a conversation between the person and healthcare professional about the impact their condition has on their life, and how they can be supported to best meet their health and wellbeing needs in a whole-life way.” Care planning should be person-centred, focusing on the wants… Read more »
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