The Transforming Local Systems programme focuses on supporting prevention and self-management, incorporating digital technology, where it makes sense to do so.
Transforming Local Systems
Transforming Midlothian’s Frailty System of Care using the Scottish Approach to Service Design
Midlothian Health and Social Care Partnership needed to transform traditional models of care to enable the increasing numbers of people living with frailty to achieve their best possible quality of life. Despite introducing a number of innovative ways to identify and support people, we recognised some continuing challenges:
Transforming support for people who experience Domestic Abuse in Aberdeen City using the Scottish Approach to Service Design
Project aims and objectives
The overarching aim of the project was to understand how Technology Enabled Care (TEC) can play a role in supporting the delivery of multi-agency services for people, aged 18+ who experience domestic abuse.
Transforming health and social care provision for people with a long term condition living in the Irvine Valley, using the Scottish Approach to Service Design
Project Background
The East Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership (EAHSCP) Pathfinder project aim to use TEC as a key enabler to fully transform health and social care provision for people with long term health conditions living in the Irvine Valley.