A successful small scale pilot by NHS Ayrshire and Arran in 2019 tested Near Me for patients referred for swallowing assessment.Ā This was quickly mainstreamed and also enabled scale up Ā during Covid-19. The poster sets out the benefits, key learning, progress to date and next steps.
Report
This report details the outcomes of engagement with current and potential users of telecare services in Scotland. We asked participants about their experiences of using telecare, and what they would like to see from a service in the future. The group was self-selected after communications sent on our behalf by The Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE).
This is the first in a series of engagements which will be held in order to support the co-design of telecare services by providers across Scotland.
ResponseĀ is a key component of a telecare service; theĀ responseĀ provided can determine the outcome for the telecare customer and the impact on health and care services.Ā Ā Some of you will remember a TEC telecareĀ responseĀ workshop in 2018, at which participants agreed it would be helpful to have guidance on developing a business case for a localĀ responseĀ service.Ā
Building Your Case for a Local TelecareĀ ResponseĀ ServiceĀ aims to support telecare service managers to make the case for introducing or improving theirĀ response.Ā
ThisĀ resource:
Transforming Local Systems Pathfinder Projects
On Monday 17 June 2019 over 65 attendees came to the COSLA HQ in Edinburgh for the Scottish Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Transforming Local Systems Pathfinders Launch event, Chaired by Christine McLaughlin, Chief Finance Officer NHS Scotland and Director of Health Finance, Corporate Governance and Value, Scottish Government.
Attendees came together from the 4 Scottish Health and Social Care Partnership areas which are taking forward TEC Pathfinder projects: