Welcome to 23 Things for Technology Enabled Care. In this activity, you will begin to learn what ‘Technology Enabled Care’ means …

In recent years, technology has been increasingly used to support communication, assessment and intervention for people who use services. The Covid-19 pandemic greatly accelerated this as many services could only be provided remotely, so people using services, carers and workers had to rely on technology to do this. In this thing, we are going to discuss how you can make this a part of your work too.

Technology can only support care if people know how to use it and are able to do so. People who are receiving services may be able to do this themselves, may require some assistance, or may have to rely on others to do it for them. Here we will help you think about how you could support someone to use technology.

Content for this module will be developed in the future. Please check back at a later time to see what this has to offer.

In this thing, you will discover about Telecare and Telehealthcare and how these can be used to support people receiving care to stay in their own homes or access services remotely.

In this thing, you’ll develop your knowledge of how to support people to learn and put their learning to use.

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In this section, you will learn about mobile devices and ‘wearables’ and how these can be used to support in their daily lives.

In this thing, you will find out what Wi-Fi and broadband are. You will also see what equipment might be needed for this and how Wi-Fi and broadband can contribute to Technology Enabled Care.

In this thing, you will learn how technology like smart phones, tablet and computers enable people to monitor, record, share and receive information about their health.

In this Thing, we will explore your duties under legislation and why it is important to follow best practice and operational policies relating to TEC.