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Mythbuster: digital technology in social care

In this guest blog Katie Thorn, Project Lead, Digital Care Hub busts some of the common myths about digital technology in social care.

Robotics and artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence has the potential to transform adult social care by improving the quality, efficiency, and personalization of care services. Learn what could the future look like.

Victoria - Clinical Nurse Manager

Learn from Victoria's inspiring personal journey and gain insights into exploring your own care options. Find the support and guidance you need to make informed decisions.

Day one - The welcome

Discover what you should cover on day one of your induction to welcome new starters to your workplace and make them feel a valued member of your team.

First learners complete Level 2 Adult Care Certificate

Coleman Training have recently seen their first learners complete the Level 2 Adult Care Certificate, Caroline Coleman, CEO, Coleman Training tells us more about the qualification plus we hear from one the learners about their experience.

Using technology in social care

Embrace the use of technology in adult social care. Learn how different types of technology can improve the ways care and support is provided. See how care providing organisations are benefitting from using different types of technology.

We hear from men working across social care about why they love their job

Men only account for 18% of the adult social care workforce in England. It’s important to encourage more men to consider a career in social care, so this #GoodNewsFriday we hear from men working across various roles in social care about why they love their jobs.

Full report

This report outlines findings from a recent study which set out to establish the support available to personal health budget (PHB) holders employing personal assistants (PAs) in England.

The economic value of the adult social care sector_Northern Ireland (4)

The economic value for the adult social care sector in Northern Ireland.

Personal assistance relationships research report

Personal assistance relationships: power, ethics and emotions research