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Seven in 10 adults in the UK say their parents are now open to having preventative care technology installed in their homes, a study has found.

A new report from Birdie has revealed that 89% of home care providers in the UK are using technology to improve their businesses.

PainChek is leading a campaign calling on Boris Johnson to take urgent action to improve the level of technology-enabled dementia care.

Staff retention is a regular challenge for the social care sector, but what more can be done to help navigate these demanding times?

Home care providers are being called upon to share their views on technology and its role in supporting better client outcomes.

The global survey shows an uptick in the use of digital tools has positively impacted patients and health and social care professionals.

Developed in the US, the StackCare system uses wireless smart motion sensors to track an individual’s daily patterns of behaviour.

The technological solution is designed to offer a safer and more secure everyday living environment for vulnerable adults.

Careberry Software explains how it helps homecare providers move with the times through its all-in-one platform.

The COVID-19 outbreak has emphasised the need to accelerate digital-enabled home care provision, according to EY Ireland and Connected Health.

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