Technology in Domiciliary Care
Technology plays an increasingly important role in the delivery of domiciliary care, helping to improve the quality of care, enhance communication, and support independent living for care recipients. By 2050, the global population aged 60 and above is expected to reach 2 billion. As our aging population grows, so does the demand for domiciliary care.
This section explores the various types of technology used in home care and their benefits for care recipients, caregivers, and providers.
Mobile Apps and Wearables
Wearable devices include fitness trackers, smartwatches, and medical alert systems that monitor health metrics like heart rate, activity levels, and emergency situations.
Learn MoreAssistive Technology and Smart Home Solutions
Smart home technologies like automated lighting, temperature control, and security systems enhance the living environment for patients. Devices such as smart pill dispensers and voice-activated assistants help patients manage their daily routines and medication schedules.
Learn MoreElectronic Care Planning and Record Keeping
Learn about the benefits of electronic care planning and record keeping software in improving the efficiency, accuracy, and security of care delivery.
Learn MoreArtificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
AI can analyse health data to predict potential health issues and suggest preventive measures, while AI-driven personalised care plans and virtual companions offer tailored support and companionship to patients.