Enhancing Care with Technology: A Holistic Approach in Rochdale
Integrated Workforce
Demonstrator Site –Rochdale
Presentation by
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Fiona Nuttall: Transformational Lead (OD), RBC
•
Catherine Saunders: Occupational Therapist,
Intermediate Care, Pennine Care
•
Carole Greaves: Occupational Therapist, Adult Care, RBC
Working together to assess using
Just Checking
Activity monitoring systems can help as part
of the assessment process. Just Checking is
an easy-to-use online activity monitoring
system which is used extensively within
Adult Care. There are no cameras or
microphones, just simple motion detectors
that create an easy-to read activity chart
which can be viewed quickly and easily
through a secure online service. The activity
charts can evidence some of the following:
•
No signs of activity in the morning
•
A door has been left open
•
A night time exit
•
A care visit wasn’t as expected
Traditional care > technology
Care Home Buddi GPS Smart phone
Working together to achieve
outcomes
•
Life style monitoring systems are routinely used
•
Embedding of technology assessment into holistic assessment
•
Clear processes in place for technology provision
•
Assistive Technologies are an integral part of hospital discharge
•
Regular learning sessions, product evaluation and joint training
•
Positive outcomes for technology users
•
Reduced carer stess
•
Reduced costs of care and support
•
Regular events demonstrating technology jointly with health,
carers services, voluntary organisations including involvement
with BME Dementia Service
Effective technology : using an
integrated approach
•
Joint holistic
assessment
•
Sharing learning
•
Positive risk taking
•
Seamless approach
•
Creative application
•
Demystifying
•
Supportive
Working together
What's next !
•
Technology champions in each service area
•
Continually updated information and advice for the public to
access
•
Technology is a key solution in medication compliance and
management
•
Range of apps being used with Smart phones
•
Use of i care to monitor health and well being
•
Increasingly sharing information assisting in managing long
term health conditions
•
Pathway for joint assessment where epilepsy sensors are
requested
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Explore how the integration of technology is revolutionizing care services in Rochdale, highlighting Just Checking activity monitoring, the use of assistive technologies, and joint training initiatives. Discover the benefits of seamless technology application, positive risk-taking, and the role of technology champions in shaping the future of care provision.
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Integrated Workforce Demonstrator Site Rochdale Presentation by Fiona Nuttall: Transformational Lead (OD), RBC Catherine Saunders: Occupational Therapist, Intermediate Care, Pennine Care Carole Greaves: Occupational Therapist, Adult Care, RBC
Working together to assess using Just Checking Activity monitoring systems can help as part of the assessment process. Just Checking is an easy-to-use online activity monitoring system which is used extensively within Adult Care. There are no cameras or microphones, just simple motion detectors that create an easy-to read activity chart which can be viewed quickly and easily through a secure online service. The activity charts can evidence some of the following: No signs of activity in the morning A door has been left open A night time exit A care visit wasn t as expected
Traditional care > technology Care Home Buddi GPS Smart phone
Working together to achieve outcomes Life style monitoring systems are routinely used Embedding of technology assessment into holistic assessment Clear processes in place for technology provision Assistive Technologies are an integral part of hospital discharge Regular learning sessions, product evaluation and joint training Positive outcomes for technology users Reduced carer stess Reduced costs of care and support Regular events demonstrating technology jointly with health, carers services, voluntary organisations including involvement with BME Dementia Service
Effective technology : using an integrated approach Joint holistic assessment Sharing learning Positive risk taking Seamless approach Creative application Demystifying Supportive Working together
What's next ! Technology champions in each service area Continually updated information and advice for the public to access Technology is a key solution in medication compliance and management Range of apps being used with Smart phones Use of i care to monitor health and well being Increasingly sharing information assisting in managing long term health conditions Pathway for joint assessment where epilepsy sensors are requested
