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August 2013
Latest thinking on the use of technology in social care - Ken Ashong contributes to article.
"The impact of technology is immense. From the service user perspective, technology can ensure that they have the right information, that they can make informed choices, that they are well looked after and that they have as much independence as possible. Technology can also help the relatives and friends of service users in, for example, checking that the service has been delivered. And for the care organisation, technology brings the cost of service down by simplifying processes and creating more visibility. There are benefits to be had irrespective of the size of organisation; the cost of technology is relatively cheaper now that it can be used to lower costs for any organisation."
November 2012
Process Matrix worked with Gloucestershire Voices, the User Led social enterprise for people with learning disabilities, to develop the content for their website. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAhvvYTzunQ
July 2012
Q360 website available with access to reports for our client authorities. These give accurate evidence of the level and standard of care and support received via interviews of individuals care network.
www.q360.co.uk
April 2012
HEALTHINVESTOR AWARDS FINALIST APRIL 2012
Process Matrix are delighted to have reached the finals of the 2012 HealthInvestor Awards, under the category "IT Innovator of the year".Read More...
January 2012
ADULT SOCIAL CARE EFFICIENCY PROGRAMME JANUARY 2012
Process Matrix were one of a number of suppliers to attend the recent Local Government Association (LGA) event in London. The LGA is running an Adult Social Care Efficiency programme which was formally launched on 19 January 2012. Read More...
PROCESS MATRIX RESPONSE TO THE VISION FOR ADULT SOCIAL CARE NOVEMBER 2010
In its "Vision for Adult Social Care: Capable Communities and Active Citizens", the government has extended the scope of personal budgets, so that by 2013 everyone who is eligible should be receiving a personal budget, preferably via a direct payment. Read More...
