Our current society is dominated by devices and computerised
services. The digital tech sector is
rapidly growing. Every day, innovative facilities are being implemented. As
such, it is very important for both individuals and institutions to master
these solutions which allow firms to explore new opportunities and expand their
offerings. Being aware of this, several training sessions are being organised.
Addressing the above-mentioned issue, an event was recently
held in Greenwich, London. It taught social care professionals the skills
needed to harness digital tech. This convention was hosted by Tech for Care and the Royal Borough of
Greenwich and its aim was to help people embrace technology. The conference
highlighted the various aspects and advantages of adopting innovative systems
for the social care industry. Moreover, attendees could have a look at
the facilities that are already available.
During the event, the audience could listen to talks by
technology experts such as David James, Head of Adult Social Care Policy, Care
Quality Commission, Taffy Gatawa, Chief Information and Compliance Officer at
everyLIFE Technologies, and James Drake, Royal Borough of Greenwich,
Commissioner. They also attended seminars on interoperability, data
protection, change management, recruitment and marketing. Moreover,
there were interactive sessions to address concerns that the social care
representatives might have.
Tech
for Care organised an event for social care professionals
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