Digital Care
Digital Exclusion, and the question of trust: Reflections on last week’s APPG session
Dr PJ Annand discusses the themes and issues raised during an All Party Parliamentary Group event on Digital Exclusion, held at the House of Lords on Wednesday 15th April.
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Seminar: From low-skilled to good work – labour and migration issues in Social Care
We are delighted to virtually welcome Professor Gabriella Alberti and Dr Marketa Dolezalowa to present ‘From low-skilled to good work – labour and migration issues in Social Care’. This event has been postponed, please check back for updates soon.
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We are delighted to virtually welcome Dan Wheatley (University of Birmingham), Ben Hopkins (University of Birmingham) and Katrina Tavoulari (University of Bath) to present ‘Assessing the impacts of AI on the employment opportunities and work experiences of disabled people in the UK’.
Read more about Seminar: Assessing the impacts of AI on the employment opportunities and work experiences of disabled people in the UKBetween 2022 and 2025 we examined national policy contexts across the four UK nations and explored how care stakeholders engage with technology.
Read more about Digital Care and Innovation theme recap 2022-2025Towards a better future for care: Centre for Care Impact report (November 2021-April 2025)
We are very pleased to launch our new impact report today, ‘Towards a better future for care’.
Read more about Towards a better future for care: Centre for Care Impact report (November 2021-April 2025)‘Mind the Gap’ one year on: Tackling Digital Exclusion at the House of Commons
Dan Williamson writes about the journey of our board game, ‘Mind the Gap: Tackling Digital Exclusion’, one year on from its launch.
Read more about ‘Mind the Gap’ one year on: Tackling Digital Exclusion at the House of CommonsCentre for Care researchers have been looking at what digital skills are already present across different levels of the care workforce, and what skills might need to be developed.
Read more about Investing in digital care skills: whose skills and why?Grace Whitfield, Kate Hamblin and James Wright discuss AI in Care, exploring ethics, equity and ecology.
Read more about AI in care: Augmentation or depletion?“Fit for the Future” Our response to the UK Government’s 10 year plan for the NHS
In collaboration with the Social Care Institute for Excellence, our analysis of the UK Government’s 10 year plan for the NHS.
Read more about “Fit for the Future” Our response to the UK Government’s 10 year plan for the NHSMessages from our new Centre Director, Professor Kate Hamblin, and previous Director, Professor Sue Yeandle.
Read more about New Centre DirectorNavigating Transnational Aged Care: The Role of WhatsApp in Zimbabwean Migrant Families
Event recording now available.
This presentation by Dr Obert Tawodzera sheds light on the pivotal role of WhatsApp family groups in facilitating transnational aged care.