Driving Outstanding Care
Driving Outstanding Care
Driving Outstanding Care
Featured in
Filter news by category
Transforming social care – from transparency to innovation
We look at how technology can support a care home business, in terms of improving the quality of care for residents as well as empowering social care staff.
CASPA adds Fifth Objective to the Association
The Care Software Providers Association today reaches 56 members, which helps ensure CASPA can achieve the original objectives of the association: The promotion and continued
Care Home Professional’s Care Home Products of The Year
There is an ever growing array of technology appearing on the market designed to improve outcomes for care home residents. In a new annual feature,
New government must help care providers invest in tech
The new government must play a role in the development of policies aimed at increasing the digital maturity of the social care sector, industry organisations have urged.
The UK’s social care system is in crisis – CityAM Feature
In the latest CityAM article, Jonathan talks about how the UK’s social care system is in crisis — but technology can help ease the burden and is a crucial part of the answer.
Person Centred Software and PainChek in The Guardian
Person Centred Software and Painchek is featured in The Guardian: From pain relief to memory prompts, here are the apps helping people with dementia.
Families keep in touch with loved ones in care over the festive period
In the run up to Christmas, Person Centred Software is helping families keep in touch with their loved ones to combat loneliness in care homes through its online Relatives Gateway portal.
Bradford homes use latest tech to improve contact with relatives
Published in the Telegraph and Argus: Relatives of residents at two Bradford care homes can now view on-demand details about how their loved ones have spent their day.
Warwickshire care home wins #GladtoCare competition
Galanos Lodge in Warwickshire, part of the Royal British Legion group, has been crowned winner of a competition raising awareness of the importance of reminiscence therapy.
