Learning and Development Needs for Technology Enabled Care: Survey

Learning and Development Needs for Technology Enabled Care: Survey

NHS Education for Scotland is conducting a short survey to establish learning and development opportunities to make the national Technology Enabled Care Programme an integral part of health and care delivery.

The Technology Enabled Care Programme aims to support digital transformation of health, care and support services by using technology as an integral part of high quality, cost effective care and support.

Who should complete this survey?

We want to understand the learning and development needs, even if you don’t work with technology enabled care. We welcome the views of all staff in health, social care, housing and support services. And we would like to hear from as many people as possible – whether you are support workers, practitioners, administrators or managers. So please forward this e-mail widely to your colleagues.

The survey will close on Monday 24 April 2017.

Please click here to start.

Thank you for your participation in this important survey and if you have any questions please contact:

Pamela Dimberline

Specialist Lead – TEC Workforce Development

NHS Education for Scotland

2 Central Quay  |  89 Hydepark Street  |  Glasgow  | G3 8BW

Mobile:  07769367675

Phone:  0141 531 2664

Email:   [email protected]

Working Days:  Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri

Technology Enabled Care Programme Team

Email : [email protected]

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