CarePlanner has come up with a list of wellbeing apps to help care staff find inner peace during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Care teams are looking to technology to help manage their care planning and admin, and track the spread of coronavirus.
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The app is designed to help care organisations keep track of PPE stock and other consumables, especially during the COVID-19 outbreak.
The Care Workforce app is designed to act as a single digital hub for social care workers to access guidance, support and discounts.
Connected Care enables clients to connect with their community and organise basic tasks, like booking taxis and ordering food, from a single platform.
The new app allows those who are deaf or hard of hearing to make a call based on their own accessibility needs and via any device.
The app, created by The Sound Doctor, offers advice on preventing falls, combatting loneliness and isolation, and managing end of life care.
Smart Care technology is designed to enable earlier detection of health concerns and risks, and streamline care.
The app, which connects vulnerable older adults with home carers, is eyeing its next round of investment.
The technology comes after a study revealed that 90% of Brits don’t know the signs and symptoms of dementia.