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Care England Pioneering technology transfers care home records to hospital

Published in Care England news section Person Centred Software is working on a demonstrator project with Sutton Council as part of the South West London Su
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UK Dementia Residents' Pain Monitored using AI following PainChek Partnership

Person Centred Software is the first electronic care planning provider to agree an integration and distribution partnership with PainChek.
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Response to CCTV in Care Homes Campaign

In response to the campaign to install CCTV cameras in care home communal areas, Jonathan Papworth, Co-Founder and Director of Person Centred Software has provided comments.
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Person Centred Software provides digital boost for health and social care integration

A pioneering partnership between Person Centred Software and Sutton Council is helping improve health and social care integration.
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PainChek expands internationally with Person Centred Software UK distribution agreement

PainChek® has reached a key milestone in the international expansion of its PainChek® tool – the signing of binding distribution agreement with Person Centred Software.
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Pioneering Technology Transfers Care Home Records to Hospital

Find out more about how Person Centred Software is working with Sutton Council to digitise the transfer of documentation between care homes and hospitals.
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£2.67m joint contract between Person Centred Software and Ascom

Person Centred Software and Ascom have signed a £2.67m joint contract that could put state-of-the-art smartphones in the hands of 20,000 care home staff across the UK.
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First Anniversary of Launching Person Centred Software in Australia

A year after launching in Australia and New Zealand, 20 care homes are using Mobile Care Monitoring from Person Centred Software due to its ease of use.
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£2.67m contract to provide smartphones to 20,000 UK care home staff

2 leading healthcare technology providers have signed a £2.67m joint contract that could give state-of-the-art smartphones to 20,000 UK care home staff.
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