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This report consider the cost-effectiveness of preventative home interventions for people with long-term sickness or disability by reducing the need for NHS treatment and subsequent need for reactive home adaptations.
The report aims to highlight the emerging role of technology in transforming social care services and enabling care and health integration - including case studies of the introduction and use of technology to deliver improved outcomes for social care service users and, in the context of integration, patients. It also showcases the current and future roles of technology in facilitating demand management, delivering cost efficiencies, and mitigating against systemic risks.
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Today the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG) launches a new report on how social care providers are embracing technology to improve services. The group argues that commissioning practices must keep pace with technological change to support quality improvement.
The NEWS (National Early Warning Score) system includes a medical assessment that is used by GPs, ambulance crews and hospitals to flag up potentially serious health problems.
The newly developed system aims to prevent people’s conditions from deteriorating, ensuring that early signs are being noticed by their care team.