New technology for social care

AI adoption is significantly low in social care, research shows

Figures from Access HSC highlight only 30% of health and care experts have begun using the technology. This week Access HSC, which is part of The Access Group, published a new report which surveyed 12 industries about their adoption of AI technologies. Shockingly, it was found that the health and social care sector have one of the lowest uptakes of just 30%. The news came as a surprise considering authorities and private organisations have begun…

New technology for social care

New technology for social care Polly Jones 10 April, 2025 New technology for social care 10 April, 2025 Care leaders are to be trained to use the latest cutting-edge technology in a bid to improve patient care, free up staff time and help people live independently in their own homes for longer.In an attempt to shift adult social care from analogue to digital as part of the Plan for Change, the health secretary has announced a new qualificatio…

Only 30% of health and social providers using AI, new survey reveals - Care Talk Business

The health and social care sector is at risk of missing out on AI’s transformative potential, with just 30% of providers using AI tools. This is one of the lowest adoption rates among 12 industries surveyed, ranking just above not-for-profits (29%), according to new research from Access HSC, part of The Access Group. Despite slow uptake, survey respondents

Only 30% of health and social care providers using AI, new survey reveals

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