Empowering Care Staff: Training, Recognition & Collaboration in Kit4Care
Pia Barna‘s latest blog focuses on building skills, strengthening relationships, and boosting confidence to transform care through the Kit4Care programme.
Home Care
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Evaluating West Midlands’ Groundbreaking Technology-Enabled Care Programme
Evaluating how technology transforms adult social care to improve lives and empower care teams across Coventry, Birmingham and Wolverhampton.
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Partnering for Innovation in Adult Social Care with Thames Freeport and Rainmaking
Collaborating with Rainmaking to help build the Thames Freeport Adult Social Care Accelerator—a bold initiative to transform care through innovative technology.
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Demonstrating how to work with the care market to deliver technology enabled care: A Collaborative Partnership
Harnessing technology to enhance independence and quality of life for older adults receiving home care in Barking and Dagenham.
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Managing the unpredictability of project management!
Pia shares her journey designing and rolling out the Redbridge “Enhanced Homecare” pilot and the challenges and learnings she experienced along the way.
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How we kept momentum & engagement when project timelines slipped.
Pia Barna & John Bryant’s Kit4Care blog series continues, at a point where project timelines start to slip.
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Implementing Assistive Tech solutions designed to detect and prevent trips and falls among elderly individuals.
Using tech in care homes to identify people at risk of falls using 4D imaging sensors and at home technology to prompt and support people with their medications.
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Developing new roles in social care to increase nursing and AHP support capacity in NEL
Creating a framework for sustainable co-delivery of nursing and AHP services between care providers and NHS Trusts in North East London.
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Health & social care collaboration – the power of co-design to improve patient care
The importance of designing ‘with’ and not ‘for’ people to enable truly effective health & care innovation that meets local need. Read more in Pia’s blog.