Special thanks to our Summit partners who helped to coproduce today’s event.
Digital Care Hub
Digital Care Hub is the only national body designed specifically to support adult social care providers with safe, digital transformation. We are the independent, trusted voice on digital, data and technology in adult social care. Our reach and profile is unique – with a network of 32 local support organisations across England, as well as direct engagement with care providers, tech suppliers, policy makers, care workers, people drawing on care and family carers. The care providers we work with are actively exploring digital transformation, improving their operations, and adopting new solutions.
Find out more: https://www.digitalcarehub.co.uk/about/
Care Providers’ Voice
Care Providers’ Voice is a provider-led organisation created by providers, for providers. It supports recruitment, workforce development, representation and collaboration across the social care sector, ensuring providers have a strong voice in shaping services and policy.
Find out more: https://www.cpvnel.co.uk/
Think Local Act Personal and the National Co-Production Advisory Group
Think Local Act Personal (TLAP) is a partnership of people and organisations working to make health and social care more personalised, so that more people can live life their way. NCAG brings together people with lived experience, carers and family members to influence policy, practice and service design through co-production.
Find out more: https://www.thinklocalactpersonal.org.uk
Care City
Care City is a not-for-profit organisation working to improve how health and care are designed and delivered. It brings together communities, care providers, researchers and partners to design, test and share practical solutions that support healthier, happier lives.
Find out more: https://www.carecity.org/
The London Care and Support Forum
The London Care and Support Forum brings together organisations involved in the provision of social care, personal support and health services across London. It works with commissioners, providers and people who use services to encourage collaboration, workforce development and high-quality care.
Find out more: https://lcasforum.org/
NHS England – London Region
NHS England London Region works with trusts, Integrated Care Boards and partners across the capital to help ensure Londoners receive high-quality care. Its work includes supporting collaboration, service improvement and the delivery of health and care services across London.
Find out more: https://www.england.nhs.uk/london/
