Next Steps in Technology Enabled Care
Technology Enabled Care (TEC) is increasingly being recognised as a powerful way to enhance independence, wellbeing and quality of life for people who draw on support services. But what does it mean in practice, what opportunities does it create for providers, and how might it reshape the way we deliver care and support?
This meeting for IT and digital leaders from VODG member organisations will explore the growing role of Technology Enabled Care in services for disabled people. Through expert insight, practical examples and peer discussion, delegates will gain a better understanding of the TEC landscape, the benefits it can deliver for supported people and providers, and the considerations involved in implementing new approaches.
The session will begin with an overview of Technology Enabled Care, examining what it is, why it matters, and the positive impact it can have on people's lives.
We will then welcome Chris Zych and Jonathan White from Adaptive Care, alongside Timothea Berghuijs from CLB Group, to explore how technology is transforming overnight support, focusing on the real-world outcomes being achieved, including increased independence, improved wellbeing, greater choice and control, and new opportunities for service innovation.
Next we will hear from Jo Scammell from Community Integrated Care, who will be demonstrating her Care Worker in Your Pocket and discussing why this was developed and the positive outcomes it has brought about.
The meeting will conclude with a facilitated discussion, giving members the opportunity to reflect on what they have learned, share experiences from their own organisations, and consider how Technology Enabled Care could influence future service models and improve outcomes for the people they support.
Whether your organisation is at the start of its Technology Enabled Care journey or looking to build on existing expertise, this session will provide valuable insight, practical learning and opportunities to connect with peers facing similar opportunities and challenges.
Speakers
Draft Programme
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14.00 |
Welcome |
Kerry Hamilton, Director of Membership and Operations, VODG |
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14.05 |
Introductions |
VODG Co-chairs |
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14.10 |
Technology Enabled Care: What It Is, Why It Matters and How It Improves Lives |
VODG Co-chairs |
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14.20 |
Transforming Overnight Support: Better Outcomes for the People We Support |
Jonathan White, Sales Director ‑ UK and Chris Zych, Director of Business Development & Strategic Partnerships UK, Adaptive Care, and Timothea Berghuijs, Head of Marketing, PR & PA, CLB Group+ |
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15.05 |
Case study - Care Worker in Your Pocket |
Jo Scammell, Managing Director, Technology Enabled Care, Community Integrated Care |
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15.20 |
How does Technology Enabled Care Change Our Service Delivery Model? |
Member discussion |
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15.50 |
Future Topics |
VODG Co-chairs |
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15.55 |
End |
Kerry Hamilton, Director of Membership and Operations, VODG |
Accessibility
Please note, should you have any accessibility requirements, we will do our best to make necessary arrangements to support you; however, we may require up to four weeks' notice, so please list your requirements on the booking form. Closed captions are used as standard in online meetings. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].
Meet the VODG Digital and Technology Director's Co-Chairs
Join us at our quarterly Digital and Technology directors' member meetings chaired by leaders from across our membership.
Ben Sutton
Having previously worked at Virgin Care in a similar role, Ben brings with him a wealth of relevant experience and ensures we are giving our digital systems and data the right level of prominence and focus.
Kate Doodson
Kate is an experienced Digital Transformation professional and has come to Brandon with a wide range of public, private and charity sector digital experiences. Kate has worked in the field of digital and IT for over 25 years and is passionate about developing universally accessible services that truly make a difference to people’s lives; through supporting independence, improving ease of access and freeing data for decision making.
Kate has a broad strategic experience; she has sat on a wide range of boards including Vice Chair of a Further Education College and Committee Chair at a south-west University. She supports the digital economy through groups such as Digital Somerset and SW Infrastructure Partnership.
VODG Digital and Technology Forum Group
