Issue details
Review of technological opportunities for Care Centres
To commission a
report up to the value of £20,000, to be funded from the
capital budget for Hillside as stated on the capital programme, to
review the technology in the Hillside Care Centre and advise what
short, medium and long term technological solutions can be put in
place to achieve the council’s vision as set out in the
County Plan.
The County Plan 2020-2024 sets out the below,
“Technology is another key component for promoting and
supporting wellbeing, particularly for those with high levels of
need. Technology can be very liberating and empowering where it can
improve independence without relying on formal and often intrusive
levels of care. This includes such things as prompts to take
medication, voice-activated response services when crisis occurs
(such as a fall), health and wellbeing apps etc. Over the coming
years, we will continue to develop our technology strategies and
make further investments in this important, exciting and fast
moving area of service transformation”
Decision type: Non-key
Decision status: Abandoned
Wards affected: (All Wards);
Notice of proposed decision first published: 29/09/2020
Decision due: 23 October 2020 by Director of adults and communities (Historic)
Lead member: Cabinet member health and adult wellbeing
Lead director: Director of adults and communities (Historic)
Department: Adults and Communities (Historic)
Contact: Davinder Johal, Senior Project Manager Email: Davinder.Johal@herefordshire.gov.uk, Joni Hughes, Head of Chief Executive's Office Email: Joni.Hughes@herefordshire.gov.uk Tel: 01432 260598.
Documents
- Review of technological opportunities for Care Centres
Note posted on Tuesday 20 October 2020
20.10.20 Email from Davinder Johal to say she has spoken with John Coleman and the above issue will now be taken as a Record of Officer decision. This issue will be set to Abandoned.