"You are right in many ways however although using the GP woul work for some it may not work for others as each GP practice is very different to the next one and some are much better than others. If you have a good practice they will know and have…"
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"I love that idea of a village network or small community network - almost like an electronic notice board - you coudl advertise anything on there. Jobs, products/services for sale etc. I woudl like to explore whether the technology is available for…"
"But how do we find out who is producing the technology we need and how do we get access to it. Any ideas?"
"Thanks for this Dave - this is exactly the thought I had when I entered the detail originally. As you do I also feel the technology should be driven by whoever is skilled and confident in that area to allow the recipient perhaps to be a more…"
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I thought I might share with people a couple of local case studies where telecare solutions made a real difference to customers.The first one was a lady aged 84 who suffered with dementia but did manage to live alone rather successfully. Telecare was introduced as her family were concerned that she may wander out of the property at night and not be able to get back. We installed a property exit sensor at her front door which would alert Warden Call control centre everytime the door was opened…See More
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Local case studies
Posted on February 2, 2012 at 17:04 0 Comments 1 Like
I thought I might share with people a couple of local case studies where telecare solutions made a real difference to customers.
The first one was a lady aged 84 who suffered with dementia but did manage to live alone rather successfully. Telecare was introduced as her family were concerned that she may wander out of the property at night and not be able to get back. We installed a property exit sensor at her front door which would alert Warden Call control centre everytime the door…
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The role of public libraries
Posted by Fiona Williams on May 22, 2013 at 17:13 0 Comments 0 Likes
There are spaces in communities that are safe and welcoming, that are free and open to everyone. Spaces where communities can come together, spaces that are trusted by the public. They have free wifi and free internet access
These are called public libraries and we have 15 of them in York, and 1 on wheels that travels around.
They all have trained staff who support people accessing information and services in life-critical areas such as careers and job seeking; health;…
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Rationalising Outpatient Referrals in ENT
Posted by Andreas Nicolaides on May 20, 2013 at 10:12 0 Comments 0 Likes
Below is an example of what myself and the GeniUS team talked about at our meeting. It was presented at the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare, held in London in April of this year.…
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