5 inch Screen Handheld Digital Magnifier Visual Electronic Reading Aid for Low Vision (5" Upgraded Version)

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We are now embarking on a transformative programme of reforms that will make sure the NHS is set up to meet the challenges of 2048, not of 1948, when it was first established, and also to make the vital changes that are so urgently required in social care. an IG transformation plan with practical tools to use in data-sharing situations, professional standards and training materials (December 2022)

Digital transformation that focuses on building trust with people and their families will enhance but not entirely replace the health and social care system’s offer. For those who cannot or prefer not to access digital services, traditional services will remain.a low vision assessment will help you decide whether things like optical magnifiers will be useful and help you learn to use them. You can be shown how to use your vision more effectively. Ask to be referred to a low vision service for an assessment by your consultant or GP.

the right assurance and commercial foundations are put in place by 2025 to stimulate a thriving innovation ecosystem that fosters collaboration between the health and social care sectors and the tech industrycontinue to deliver digital boards leadership development for NHS and ICS boards in partnership with NHS Providers ( ICS offer from summer 2022) Electronic record systems that meet the required standards are transforming staff experience. Ready access to records for appropriate staff is not only boosting productivity and experience for staff, but also improving the flow of people within and between services. All this is taking a lot of the stress out of providing care. Continuously improving performance

Digital tools help health and social care providers to plan, design and deliver services in a more personalised way while saving time for staff. Services focus on what matters to each person and their families, helping to reduce disparities, and reflecting individual needs and preferences. Using digital tools to access information and services, people can make informed choices and gain greater control over their care.There have been many attempts to digitally transform the health and social care system over the last 20 years, from which we have a wealth of learning. This – combined with the glimpse of the future we have witnessed through the health and social care sector’s extraordinary deployment of digital technologies during the pandemic – gives us a great foundation for change. We fully understand technology’s potential to transform health and social care in applications ranging from virtual wards to vaccine records on a smartphone. Kris chooses to book a video consultation with their GP. Together, they review the results and discuss treatment options. Kris decides to help manage their type-2 diabetes with the support of an app. Their practice’s social and digital prescriber helps them choose an accredited app that’s right for them.