V2_Study into the use of software in community-based care and support Logo
  • Is care technology available to everyone providing or receiving care and support?

    Does this include unpaid carers, such as friends and family members, or personal budget holders?

    How is this impacting on outcomes for supported people?

    Please answer this 10-minute survey to help us understand how you're planning, managing and reporting on care or support.

    This study comes from a coalition of care industry stakeholders...

    • Brainkind, the UK’s leading charity helping people to reach their best potential after a brain injury
    • Self-Directed Support Network England – which provides peer-led problem solving, access to sector specialists, resources and learning opportunities to health and social care commissioners, operational teams and service providers
    • Colligo Labs, a transformation consultant to the care sector
    • Total Care Manager, the complex care management platform
    • National Care Forum, the leading association for not-for-profit social care.

    With your help in answering this survey, we can identify where technology is needed to help people live independent lives.

  • Page 1/5: your care team/organisation

  • Page 2/5: the people receiving support

    In a typical year, what proportion of the supported individuals would have the following conditions or support needs? If there's only one supported person, select 'all' or 'none'.

  • Page 3/5: how you manage and report on care

  • Page 4/5: about your use of care management software

  • Page 4/5: about your methods for managing, scheduling and reporting on care

  • Final few questions... about your plan or wish to introduce care management software

  • Thank you!

     

    Please tell us anything else that you feel is relevant - or scroll to the bottom of this page and click "submit".

  • It may be helpful if we can contact a few respondents to ask further questions. If you're happy for us to do this, please provide contact details

    If you're happy to leave your contact details, they will be stored and processed in line with GDPR and the Data Protection Act and will not be shared with any third parties.

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