Digital Revolution in Care Saves Millions of Admin Hours

Digital Revolution in Care Saves “Millions” of Admin Hours

The social care sector has achieved a remarkable digital transformation, with four in five care providers now utilising digital social care records (DSCRs) – a dramatic increase from just 40% implementation rates recorded previously. This shift means nearly 90% of people receiving care now benefit from improved record-keeping systems that are revolutionising how care is delivered. The transition from traditional paper-based systems to digital pl…

NCF responds as government announces 80% target on digital social care records reached - Care Talk Business

The National Care Forum (NCF) - the leading association for not-for-profit social care has responded to the government’s announcement today that four in five (80%) care providers now use digital social care records. “This milestone is of huge significance in the journey towards a digital future for social care and support and serves as evidence

Digital revolution in care saves millions of admin hours

Four in five care providers now use digital social care records, helping almost 90% of people who draw on care.

Four in five care providers using digital social care records

Four in five (80%) of care providers have replaced paper-based processes with digital social care records, the government has announced. Digital social care records, also known as an electronic care plans, are a core part of the ambition in the NHS 10 year health plan to develop a single patient record across health and care. Earlier this year, NHS England set a target for 80% of care providers to have digital social care record in place by Marc…

Care England highlights problems with digital care records

Professor Martin Green today responded to the government's announcement that 80% of social care providers are now using digital care records.