Top 5 ways to improve the delivery of care to your residents

Delivering high-quality care is a crucial aspect of running a rest home, with the well-being and satisfaction of your residents depending on the quality of care they receive. To ensure that you provide the best possible care, it’s essential to continuously seek ways to improve your delivery of care. In this blog post, we will discuss the top five ways to enhance the delivery of care to your residents.

Strengthening aged care governance through reporting

Rest home facilities and their staff want to provide the best care for their residents whilst also complying with governance standards. Through VCare’s reporting functionality, this has never been easier. By strengthening aged care governance through reporting, your rest home will experience an increase in transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement, contributing to the overall quality and care given to your residents.

Stress

Stress is the adverse reaction people have to excessive pressures or other types of demands placed on them. There’s an important distinction between pressure, which can create a ‘buzz’ and be motivating, and stress, which occurs when this pressure becomes excessive.

Annual review reporting and how VCare can help

Within VCare multiple reporting options are available ranging from analysing falls to being able to plan care items and identifying ongoing risk areas. Giving staff the ability to access relevant reports will help them perform to the best of their ability and means more effective and timely mining of relevant information.

The State of Technology in Aged Care

This article is taken from the industry report ‘Digital Transformation in Aged Care: 2022 and Beyond’ and was created in partnership with PainChek, the world’s first clinically proven digital pain assessment tool. Using AI, facial recognition and smartphone technology. Download your copy here.

As we shift into a new technological era, aged care is evolving by leaps and bounds. Below, we’re exploring the state of technology in aged care and the key drivers of technological uptake.