Tag: UK Care Sector
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Shropshire Virtual Care Pilot Modernising Social Care In Britain
A two-year evaluation of Shropshire Council’s Virtual Care Delivery service suggests that home care technology can improve independence, ease pressure on services, and support more preventative care. The findings highlight the growing role of digital health in reshaping the UK care sector.
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Northern Ireland Social Care Reform Plan Puts Digital Tools First
A new 10-year strategy for adult social care in Northern Ireland sets out a shift towards prevention, community support and greater use of digital tools.
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Universities Driving UK Home Care Technology From Lab to Frontline
Universities are emerging as critical connectors between research, industry and patient needs in the UK care sector. But despite strong innovation pipelines, systemic barriers still slow the journey from breakthrough to bedside.
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3D Printed Food Trial Targets Better Nutrition in UK Care Homes
A new partnership between a care provider and university researchers is exploring how 3D printed meals could improve nutrition and dignity for people on texture-modified diets.
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AI Monitoring System Aims to Transform Dementia Care in Care Homes
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being deployed to improve safety and care quality for residents living with dementia. A new partnership in Canada highlights how non-intrusive monitoring technology could support staff, reduce falls and improve clinical insight in long-term care environments
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Virtual travel experiences bring digital wellbeing innovation to UK care homes
Care providers are increasingly using digital and immersive experiences to enhance wellbeing among older residents. A recent virtual “mini cruise” initiative highlights how care technology and creative programming are helping tackle isolation and support meaningful engagement across the UK care sector.
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Cumbria council explores care technology in future housing plans
A new consultation from Westmorland and Furness Council is exploring how older residents want to live as they age – and the role technology, home adaptations and community support could play.
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