Digital Health and Care

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Remote Working and Communication

Welcome to NHS Education for Scotland's Digital Health and Care Learning Zone for Scotland's health and social care workforce.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone, including care staff, clinicians and people, are being asked to minimise contact with others. Implementing remote ways of working and communicating, for example NHS Near Me and Microsoft Teams, will help the challenge to minimise risks of exposure to COVID-19.

You can view resources on COVID-19 here: View Resources

Remote consultations - NHS Near Me (Attend Anywhere)

NHS Near Me / Attend Anywhere video image

This video shows a remote consultation in a clinical setting.

For guidance on implementing Near Me visit tec.scot

Find out more at NHS Scotland Attend Anywhere

Further information and training videos available at NHS Scotland National Video Conferencing Service

To support members of the public to find out more about Near Me visit nearme.scot

Remote meetings and collaborating – Microsoft Teams (Office 365)

Microsoft Office 365

Microsoft Teams is a secure communication and collaboration tool providing colleagues with the ability to work together and share information. NHS Scotland is making Teams available to all colleagues in Scotland.

Find out more at Microsoft Office 365

Introducing Technology Enabled Care

Our aim is to give you access to learning and practice support resources to help you embed digital into your practice, supporting Scotland’s ambitions for health and care services with digital technology and information at the heart of everyday practice.

View progress update video to find out about resources to help you learn more about digital health and care.

Animations

Illustration showing two characters - an older man holding a mobile phone and a young woman holding a tablet

Technology Supporting People

Meet Bridget and Hew.

They’re both using everyday technology, like a mobile phone or smartwatch to support their wellbeing.

Bridget and Hew have different levels of digital skills, but they are both using technology in a way that works for them. Find out how in our animations.

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eLearning modules