Kim
​Rutter

​Digital transformation across health and social care services is central to the government’s strategy to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of service provision.  At the core of the strategy is the removal of barriers to the sharing of information across social care services, local authorities and the NHS and this is being driven at national and local area level. Registered social care services can play their part by signing up for NHS Mail which enables them to access a secure email system so that they can share information safely. Individual services can also adopt a variety of technologies to support staff and improve the experience of people they care for and this has become more urgent because of the pandemic. Many services have had no option but to deliver staff induction and training online, for example, and have also had to support people to learn how to communicate digitally with the friends and family they can no longer see.

We understand that services are under more pressure than ever before and we can reduce the amount of time you need to spend on digitally transforming your organisation by offering advice and support on the following technologies and more:
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• Care planning
• Online induction and training
• Supporting independence in people with learning disabilities
• Early detection of health issues
• Medicines management
• Sharing care records and care passports
• Supporting residents to use digital devices
• Telecare
• Telemonitoring 

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Contact us for an informal chat to find out how Central can help you navigate change
​Tel: 0121 285 6161 or Email: [email protected]