Listen to the leading healthcare, social media specialists to find out how your business could be effectively utilising social media for recruitment and client acquisition.
Artificial Intelligence is a technology that is sweeping through both the consumer market and enterprise software. It has the potential to change the way in which we interact with software by making it more accessible, efficient, and intelligent. This session will explore AI, the use cases within Health and Social Care and then will outline the approach taken by emma AI for your social care organisation.
This talk explores the crucial bridge-building around neurodiversity in social care, not for those we support but for those we employ. Drawing parallels with physical bridge construction, it delves into understanding neurodiversity, fostering inclusivity, and ensuring effective collaboration. Attendees will learn strategies for creating harmonious work environments and enhancing sectoral growth through diversity
CareRooms create brand new care and bed capacity by utilising existing spaces in the community. We build this creating a bespoke safeguarding platform that protects and onboards their Hosts, monitors their Guests recovery during the stay, controls the money flow and much more.
This new respite space allows the community to support its local care system and promote independence in the individual who is recovering.
This turns the lonely care dependent individuals into independent active members of their community.. how? By giving them a homely environment with companionship and guided to as healthy lifestyle for them as possible.
Light has multiple ‘non-visual’ effects including directly improving alertness and cognitive function, reducing depression and improving sleep, and maintaining synchronisation of the circadian (24-hour) clock. These responses are mediated primarily by the photopigment melanopsin, located in the ganglion cell layer of the eye, and is different from the rods and cones we use to see. Melanopsin is most sensitive to short-wavelength (blue) light (peak ~480 nm). We and others have shown that enhancing exposure to blue-enriched white light can improve alertness and cognition and that minimizing blue light exposure before sleep increases sleepiness and promotes sleep onset. In care homes, these interventions have been shown to cause a slowing of cognitive decline and functional limitations, reduce depression, improve sleep and reduce agitation and anxiety. Together, these data provide strong evidence of the benefits of improved lighting on health and safety in patients in residential care.
This session will discuss the impact of the Arts on Healthy Aging, focussing on Falls, mental health and social isolation. There will be a demonstration of Dance to Health with participants from a local programme which you will be able to join in with if you would like to.
Uncover the role of environment in dementia care. Experts will guide you through creating spaces that empower and support individuals with dementia, covering sensory elements, spatial layouts, and innovative technologies. Join us to learn how design can positively impact their lives.
WGP Architects are designing a number of new care homes, which look to understand, the context within which they are designing. Not simply the physical context but endeavouring to understand the context of the appropriate care provision and how they arrive at designing the most suitable building for residents, operators’ and visitors’ needs. James Potter will discuss the practice's work and research and what can designers do to make that dementia-friendly place feel like home
Nice guidance NG28 advocates the individualisation of glycemic targets for frail older adults, and the implementation of continuous glucose monitoring for older adults who require assistance with their insulin usage.
This presentation, by the author of the national guideline document, will evaluate the rationale behind the guidelines and how to achieve the best outcomes for our older patients living with diabetes
Panel discussion around the importance of taking time to review your money, and how organisations can support their employees to make the most of their money.
This panel discussion equips you with a deeper understanding of grief's challenges in the care sector and provides actionable strategies for compassionate and resilient care giving.
How can we all take responsibility for starting with humanity?
It all starts with recognising where we are as a sector, and then driving forward together focusing on the people around us.
Our growing, ageing population, changing demands of retirement living and provision around suitable accommodation all highlight that the existing care home stock is not fit for purpose. We need to embrace change and address any perception of care. Melissa Magee will discuss the care industry and perception of care from the future resident viewpoint and also from the developers, highlighting the importance of design to encourage a move to supported living.
A review of recent developments in planning policy, legislation and case law and how this is likely to impact on those bringing forward specialist retirement housing and the IRC market in particular.
Unlock the potential of cost-effective care tech! Join our discussion to learn how selecting the right technology can maximise your Return on Investment (ROI), enhance care quality and improve retention. Don't miss this opportunity to start saving money with Smart Tech Choices.
This session will explore the public perception of home care, why people think that way, and what can be done to change those views. It will explore topics such as the media, stereotypes, salary, career progression, staff turnover, vacancy rate and solutions to improve perception.
In our presentation, "Putting People Back at the Heart of Care Management," we will explore the role of innovative social care management software that prioritises the needs and well-being of individuals. We will discuss how this intuitive software empowers service users to take control of their care journey and enhances person-centred care. Through this presentation, we aim to illuminate the transformative potential of technology in redefining social care, envisioning a future were compassion and efficiency drive care delivery. Join us as we showcase the remarkable capabilities of this solution and envision a future where social care revolves around the people it serves.
In our presentation, "Putting People Back at the Heart of Care Management," we will explore the role of innovative social care management software that prioritises the needs and well-being of individuals. We will discuss how this intuitive software empowers service users to take control of their care journey and enhances person-centred care. Through this presentation, we aim to illuminate the transformative potential of technology in redefining social care, envisioning a future were compassion and efficiency drive care delivery. Join us as we showcase the remarkable capabilities of this solution and envision a future where social care revolves around the people it serves.
Welcome to this half hour session, where we will explore the parallels. Between one of the nation’s most trusted retailers, M&S, and the health and social care sector. Gillian, with over two decades of experience at M&S, will guide us on a journey from the world of retail to healthcare, revealing valuable insights and transformative strategies that can be applied to address pressing challenges in the health and social care industry.
By the end of this session, you will leave with a deeper understanding of how the world of retail can inform and inspire positive changes in the health and social care sector. Let’s e,bark on this transformational journey together.
Everyone is talking about ESG but is it just about the talking? With banks increasingly being asked to review lending policies to ensure an ESG focus what does this mean to the care sector?
SCNACs are an opportunity to shine a light on the people who use the services, to tell their stories, to celebrate the successes and together find the solutions to shared problems .
Maximising sales rates and filling up buildings at retirement living communities in the UK requires a multifaceted approach that combines effective sales and marketing strategies. Here are 10 key tactics to achieve this goal.
GMB Union members from the West Midlands Care Branch will be discussing the care staffing crisis and how through working with employers - we can build a robust care workforce. Natalie Grayson, the National Care Organiser for the GMB Union will be chairing the session.
The cavalry is not coming. While policy makers have attempted to reform our healthcare system, it’s still increasingly disjointed, too reactive and NHS-focused. We need to find solutions from within - and we, in social care, are now better positioned than ever before to create transformative and necessary change. The future of healthcare is community care - and there are four key areas care providers are bolstering to transform health.
Join this electrifying Care Show kick off talk to understand the new emerging model of healthcare, how to get there and the ways it’s going to impact your social care business - and the lives of those you care for - for the better.
An introduction to The Royal College of Nursing Independent Health and Social Care Programme.
Meet the national lead, and some of the dedicated regional Lead Nurses, learn more about what the RCN can do for you as a member or employer in the social care sector. We will discuss our workstreams, UK wide strategy, and how the RCN can support you to overcome challenges in the sector.
In the health and social care sector, understanding the different personality styles and their impact on the three major challenges - compliance, change, and conflict - is crucial for effective leadership and teamwork. Rita will provide insights into the most common personality styles found in the sector and how they influence these challenges, which she often refers to as the 3C's.
Have you heard of a 'care supporter'? This is someone who supports a friend or relative while they draw on health or social care, such as attending a GP appointment or staying in residential care.
In this panel discussion, we will give an overview current research into the right to a care supporter and a campaign to have this right enshrined in law. We will also share early insights from interviews with health and social care professionals about the practicalities of implementing this potential new right.
This will be a practical session focused on the relevance of our research for care providers and staff, as well as people drawing on care and their families.
During this talk, Amanda will show why your laundry should become the beating heart of your care home and demonstrate why people are your most important laundry asset.
You're Outstanding! Retention, Recruitment and Maximising Social Media
Great panel session for some practical tips to support the delivery of outstanding recruitment and retention
In our technological age, we automatically assume a data footprint as part of our lives. As digital ...
Listen to the leading healthcare, social media specialists to find out how your business could be effectively utilising social media for recruitment and client acquisition.
Artificial Intelligence is a technology that is sweeping through both the consumer market and enterprise software. It has the potential to change the way in which we interact with software by making it more accessible, efficient, and intelligent. This session will explore AI, the use cases within Health and Social Care and then will outline the approach taken by emma AI for your social care organisation.
Building stronger care businesses
Outstanding Care starts with Clearlines
This session will discuss the impact of the Arts on Healthy Aging, focussing on Falls, mental health and social isolation. There will be a demonstration of Dance to Health with participants from a local programme which you will be able to join in with if you would like to.
Nice guidance NG28 advocates the individualisation of glycemic targets for frail older adults, and the implementation of continuous glucose monitoring for older adults who require assistance with their insulin usage. This presentation, by the author of the national guideline document, will evaluate the rationale behind the guidelines and how to achieve the best outcomes for our older patients living with diabetes
The Eden Alternative was founded in 1991 in the USA by Dr Bill Thomas and Jude Meyer-Thomas. It is ...
Join Log my Care's CEO and Founder, Sam Hussain, along with social care experts from 'The Caring Vie ...
In an ever-evolving work landscape, maintaining high morale and engagement among employees is critical for organisational success.
International recruitment has huge potential to grow your business but it can be risky, costly and c ...
Is it time your business becomes a licenced Home Office sponsor with the ability to hire skilled wor ...
Join Nuno Almeida, Nourish Founder and CEO, for an interesting and informative panel discussion talk ...
Join Alex Lampert, Head of Sales at Volopa, as he delves into the future of corporate spend manageme ...
International recruitment has huge potential to grow your business but it can be hard to know where ...
In our presentation, "Putting People Back at the Heart of Care Management," we will explore the role of innovative social care management software that prioritises the needs and well-being of individuals. We will discuss how this intuitive software empowers service users to take control of their care journey and enhances person-centred care. Through this presentation, we aim to illuminate the transformative potential of technology in redefining social care, envisioning a future were compassion and efficiency drive care delivery. Join us as we showcase the remarkable capabilities of this solution and envision a future where social care revolves around the people it serves.
Join Vikki Beckwith from Complete Care Advisory as she breaks down the new and upcoming CQC single assessment framework.
Unlocking the true potential of digital social care calls for a fresh perspective on best practice m ...
The push for net zero is a key strategic goal for all businesses, and facilities management has a ce ...
The cavalry is not coming. While policy makers have attempted to reform our healthcare system, it’s still increasingly disjointed, too reactive and NHS-focused. We need to find solutions from within - and we, in social care, are now better positioned than ever before to create transformative and necessary change. The future of healthcare is community care - and there are four key areas care providers are bolstering to transform health. Join this electrifying Care Show kick off talk to understand the new emerging model of healthcare, how to get there and the ways it’s going to impact your social care business - and the lives of those you care for - for the better.
Join the Reputation team as they return to The Care Show to discuss the latest trends when it comes ...
During this talk, Amanda will show why your laundry should become the beating heart of your care home and demonstrate why people are your most important laundry asset.
Learn how Wi-Fi can enhance existing technology solutions, drive sustainability, empower staff, connect residents and improve mental health
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