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Assuring Quality, Safety and Outcomes in Digita...

Digital enablement must improve quality and safety, not introduce unmanaged risk. This article sets out how providers evidence assurance, outcomes and governance for person-centred technology in commissioning and inspection contexts.

Reviewing, Stepping Down and Removing Technolog...

Person-centred technology must never become permanent by default. This article explains how to review, step down and remove digital tools safely, while evidencing positive outcomes, least restrictive practice and commissioning...

Co-Production in Digital Enablement: Choosing T...

Co-production is the difference between technology that improves quality of life and technology that becomes restrictive or unused. This article shows how to co-produce digital enablement decisions and evidence them...

Consent, Privacy and Information Governance in ...

Person-centred technology only works when people understand what data is collected, why it’s needed, and what choices they have. This article sets out practical consent, privacy and governance steps that...

Balancing Technology and Human Support in Perso...

Digital enablement must complement, not replace, human relationships in adult social care. This article examines how providers can balance technology and human support while maintaining person-centred outcomes.

Using Digital Tools to Support Choice, Control ...

Person-centred technology should enhance choice, control and independence rather than replace human judgement or relationships. This article explores how digital tools can be used to support autonomy while meeting regulatory...