Digital innovation in palliative care ECHO network

How digital advances are shaping palliative care

The use of technology in health and social care is progressing and developing at a rapid pace.

This ECHO network aims to develop a community of practice, encouraging and supporting health and social care practitioners to share experiences, new technologies and how this can improve health and social care for both patients, their relatives and carers. Register to the network now  .

This network is open to all levels of role and professions involved in providing palliative care.

Objectives of the network:

  • To improve the lived experiences of patients and carers by using digital technologies and innovations.
  • To improve access to training and information that allows participants to support patients to access basic technology and infrastructure.
  • Highlight advanced technology that can be used by professionals to aid diagnosis, treatment, and support patients emotionally and psychologically.
  • To highlight new and lesser-known tools and innovations.
  • To explore ethical considerations involved in technological advances.

Curriculum

Curriculum setting will take place on 30 April 2024 at 14:00 via Microsoft Teams.
This session is an integral part of the network and will give you further background on Project ECHO and also allow all network participants to:

  • brainstorm and agree the curriculum
  • set dates/times for ECHO sessions
  • discuss and agree case studies​​​​​​​.

This is a chance for you to help shape the content of the network and attendance from all network participants is key.

For more information please contact echo@mariecurie.org.uk.

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