Useful organisations
The useful organisations shown here are just some of the organisations which provide information supporting digital health and care service delivery.
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Dementia Circle finds, tests and shares products and technology to help people living with dementia stay independent for longer in their own homes.
Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre
DHI Scotland brings the right people together and provide them with the means to identify, design, evaluate and invest in new solutions to the country’s priority health and care challenges.
Digital Health & Care Scotland
The Scottish Government site for Digital Health and Social Care in Scotland.
Digital Office for Scottish Local Government
Working in partnership with Scotland’s local authorities, the Local Government Digital Office drives digital transformation across Scotland - delivering a digital first approach.
NES Digital Services is a multi-disciplinary team building infrastructure, products and services which represents an evolution in how health and care technology is delivered, managed and experienced in Scotland.
ORCHA helps governments, health and social care organisations to choose and deliver health apps that will safely make the biggest impact in improving individual outcomes.
Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) - 23 Things Digital
Everything needed to take part in the SSSC 23 Things Digital programme accessed via this website. The programme is open to any social service worker (statutory, voluntary, private) in Scotland.
Sponsored by Scottish Government’s Technology Enabled Care Programme: (2015– 2023) to increase citizen choice and control in health, wellbeing and care services in Scotland.
Technology Enabled Care in Housing
The TECH website has been developed to support the valuable contribution the housing sector is making to the use of TEC in housing.
Technology Enabled Care Services Association (TSA)
The TEC Services Association (TSA) is the representative body for care technology providers and suppliers in the UK.