Digital Care in Focus: Interoperability
Our Digital Care in Focus theme for February is interoperability. Put simply, this is the ability to share and access...
CQC updates requirements for new providers
Care Quality Commission will reject applications if they do not include key policies including consent and data...
Dignity in a digital age
Most of us don’t think about dignity when we log into a system, share a record or introduce a new piece of...
Workforce data: latest insights from Skills for Care
Having the right skills and knowledge is essential for delivering high quality care. Recent insights from Skills for...
Innovation: reflective questions
Our final article in our Digital Care in Focus innovation series sets out some reflective questions for different...
National Care Service needs strong data foundations, says SCIE
The Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) has published a new report, Towards a National Care Service: raising...
New cyber security guidance for care tech suppliers
The Care Software Providers Association (CASPA) has published a new suite of cyber security guidance for care...
CTRL + Care Podcast: Digital Care in 2026 – Predictions, Pressures and Priorities
CTRL + Care is back for 2026, and the first episode of the year sets the tone for what’s ahead: big conversations...
Digital innovation: policy developments
Digital innovation in adult social care is no longer about isolated pilots or optional “digital transformation”...
Digital innovation: what works?
Innovation is a word we hear a lot in adult social care. New technologies, smarter use of data and new ways of working...