Digital Webinar Dates
Are you ready to move from Analogue to Digital?
The switch over from analogue to digital inevitable. The deadline for transitioning from analogue to digital telecommunications networks is December 2025. It is imperative that care homes are prepared well in advance due to infrastructure degradation, reduced engineers and geographical areas migrating earlier than others. These sessions have been designed for adult social care providers in England and are aimed at people who make decisions about the use of technology in care services.
Better Security Better are launching a series of webinars where they will dive deep into each section of the DSPT.
If you would like to attend, please click on the links below to book your places on the webinars:-
If you would like to attend to discuss your experiences and learn more about BYOD security,
please contact: [email protected]
Digitising Social Care: End of Programme Reflections
Please see above link to the event End of Programme Reflections taking place on 2pm-3pm on Monday 17th March 2025
About this event
NHS England’s digitising social care programme is funded by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and is delivered by a joint unit of DHSC and NHS England staff. It aims to transform adult social care through digital innovation, as set out in the 2021 government white paper, People at the Heart of Care. This work is further shaped by DHSC’s ongoing commitment to support digitisation of the sector outlined in the 2023 Next Steps paper.
4 years since it was set up, join us to hear what the programme has achieved (nearly 80% of CQC registered care organisations are now using a Digital Social Care Record!)! Also hear about what's next for the digitising social care programme.
We will be joined by Peter Skinner, Programme Director for the Digitising Social Care Programme and other guests.
Who can attend?
These sessions have been designed for adult social care providers in England and are aimed at people who make decisions about the use of technology in care services.
This might include:
Owners
Registered Managers
Nurses
Senior Care Staff
Administrators
IT Professionals
Quality & Compliance Leads
In addition, we are often joined by people who support adult social care providers with digitisation – this includes ICB digital leads, local and national care associations, commissioners, technology suppliers and consultants.
Moving from Analogue to Digital in Social Care: Government Guidelines
Please see above link to the event End of Programme Reflections taking place on 2pm-3.30pm on Thursday 20h March 2025 on Zoom:-
This webinar will focus on the critical transition from analogue to digital telephone systems within the social care sector. It aims to provide essential information and practical steps to ensure that care providers and service users are well-prepared for the change, maintaining the safety and reliability of vital services.
This is the second in the series of webinars on the transition from analogue to digital and with the government recent launch of the Telecare National Action Plan, Digital Care Hub to support Government’s Telecare National Action Plan for digital switchover – Digital Care Hub we will be joined by Department of Health and Social Care who will be able to support and update the sector.
The transition from analogue to digital technologies in social care offers numerous opportunities to enhance the quality and efficiency of services provided and we will be joined by a second speaker who will be able to provide guidance and support in how.
Who can attend?
These sessions have been designed for adult social care providers in England and are aimed at people who make decisions about the use of technology in care services.
This might include:
Owners
Registered Managers
Nurses
Senior Care Staff
Domiciliary Care
Administrators
IT Professionals
Quality & Compliance Leads
In addition, we welcome attendance from people who support adult social care providers with digitisation – this includes ICB digital leads, local and national care associations, commissioners, technology suppliers and consultants.
Better Security Better Care are launching a series of webinars on completing the DSPT for 24/25,
If you have any queries or questions regarding the above please contact us on the following email address:-
For additional information and support regarding DSPT please visit our dedicated support page - here
To book on to one of these sessions please email direct – [email protected]
with your name, position, contact telephone number and suitable email address to receive a Microsoft Teams invite.
Further information, and User Guides, can be found on our dedicated Whzan page - here