Retirement living peak partners with Person Centred Software - Australian Ageing Agenda
The Retirement Living Council and Person Centred Software Australia are teaming up to help drive digital innovation in the retirement living sector.
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The Retirement Living Council and Person Centred Software Australia are teaming up to help drive digital innovation in the retirement living sector.
Following an initiative launched late last year, six out of 10 care homes and domiciliary care agencies in the Dorset Council area now have electronic records in place, helping to digitise their services and join up social care and the NHS. The nationwide initiative was launched to help Care Quality Commission (CQC) registered adult social care providers replace their paper-based care planning systems with digital care records. By supporting the digital recording of care information and care received by individuals, the information can be shared securely and in real-time, improving continuity ...
GHYLL Royd Nursing Home in Guiseley has maintained its ‘Good’ rating following a recent routine Care Quality Commission inspection. The home says the rating is a good reflection of the hard work of staff, as they care for residents with kindness and dignity.The nursing home has recently appointed a new registered home manager Steve Edgar, who joined in January after 30 years working as a nurse. It is in the process of investing in new technology from Person Centred Software to manage the day-to-day care planning of the residents Mr Edgar said: “I have been so impressed with the te...
© Supplied by Person Centred Software NHS Highland has begun using the software in 15 care homes Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up New technology has saved care home staff in the north from having to complete around an hour of paperwork every day. Automated systems are being rolled out to help plan, record and monitor Highland residents’ care in real-time, rather than relying on hard copies of documents which can tr...