4TH & 5TH NOVEMBER 2024
RADISSON BLU HOTEL MANCHESTER AIRPORT
CONTENTS
We’re delighted that you have chosen to join us at the Care Forum – a unique event, tailor-made to meet your individual requirements. We have carefully planned out your itinerary to ensure your time here is worthwhile: Connect with businesses relevant to your current and forthcoming projects in our matchmade one-to-one meetings.
And let’s not forget the networking – we’ve created a relaxed environment for you to form new partnerships, with ample opportunities to mix with peers during the buffet lunch, coffee breaks and networking dinner!
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12 ‘Pressure Care Month: Your key considerations for supplier selection’
14 Delegates Our Partners
16 Dates for your Diary
18 Itinerary
Supplier Directory
Seminars
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For more information about our event, contact:
Alex Winders - Delegate Sales Executive on 01992 374071 or A.Winders@forumevents.co.uk
Jake Healy - Delegate Sales Manager on 01992 374067 or J.Healy@forumevents.co.uk
Partners & Supporters
08.45 - 09.30
ITINERARY
MONDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
Opening Presentation
‘Social Media Today – what the care sector needs to know right now’
Paul Ince
LikeMind Media
Milano Suite
09.45 - 10.30
Seminar
‘The Top 5 Things Care Providers are putting into their Care Homes to increase efficiency and improve the quality of care’ Rishi Jawaheer (Jawa Group and Care Vision) & Adam James Abrahami (H2o Networks)
Milano Suite
10.40 - 13.15
Face to Face Meetings
Manchester Suite
13.15 - 14.15
Networking Buffet Lunch The College Restaurant
14.15 - 16.50 19.30 - 20.00
Face to Face Meetings
Manchester Suite
17.00 - 17.45
Seminar
‘Sustainability & ESG: What is the difference and where to start’
Hannah Montgomery
Grace Cares
Milano Suite
Pre Dinner Drinks
Function Bar
Networking Evening Dinner, including a Raffle by NW Hearts
07.30 - 08.45
ITINERARY
TUESDAY 5TH NOVEMBER
Breakfast The College Restaurant
09.00 - 09.45
Opening Presentation
‘The 3D’s, Leadership and the PI people’
Martin Farrow
3DS
Milano Suite
09.55 - 13.00
13.00 - 14.00
Face to Face Meetings Manchester
Networking Buffet Lunch The College Restaurant
SEMINARS
MONDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
08.45 – 09.30
Paul Ince CEO LikeMind Media
09.45 – 10.30
Rishi Jawaheer Director Jawa Group & Care Vision
Adam James Abrahami MCP, MA, BA (Hons) Director H2o Networks
“Social Media Today – what the care sector needs to know right now”
In an ever changing world of algorithms and platforms, what worked yesterday may not work today. Find out how your strategy needs to change and address multiple audiences in the care sector.
• The social media landscape in late 2024 and how 2025 is shaping up
• Why algorithms are actually your best friend
• Different content types available and what you should prioritise when your social media person manages multiple roles
• Why it’s time to get on board with short form video
• Q&A
Paul Ince is a marketing strategist, host and presenter who believes that the people working within the business are best placed to talk about it. He helps organisations understand their voice and puts strategies in place to amplify it to their market. With over 20 years’ experience he has supported many businesses to increase their visibility online, communicate more effectively and grow their business. He speaks frequently on the subject of how to improve the way oragnisations connect the content they want to create to the different journeys their customers go on. In addition to running his content marketing agency, LikeMind Media, Paul hosts MarketEd.Live a series of marketing-based events in the UK, and co-hosts the awardnominated news and politics podcast, Humans Exhaust Me.
“The Top 5 Things Care Providers Are Putting into their Care Homes to increase efficiency and improve the quality of care”
• How to make your care planning device do more and make it easier for carers
• How to rationalise expenditure while looking at sustainability
• The best ways to increase occupancy and handle new enquiries
• How to make sure the WIFI infrastructure never goes down that run all the important tech.
Rishi Jawaheer has been a director of the Jawa Group for over 17 years, growing up in his family’s first dementia care home in SE London. Under his leadership, the Jawa Group has embraced sector-specific technology and innovative care practices, including being among the first in the UK to implement Namaste Care. Rishi’s commitment to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with dementia led to his partnership with Joyce Simard in developing Namaste Care International, a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting the power of human connection in care settings across 13 countries. Through this initiative, Rishi continues to make a significant positive impact both in the UK and internationally.
Adam James Abrahami MCP, MA, BA (Hons) is the Founder and CEO of H2o Networks, I.T. specialist and business consultant with more than 25 years of experience in the care sector. H2o works with the Bondcare Group, Care World Wide, Draycott, Nursing & Care, Jawa Group and over 200 independent care homes across the UK. Adam is on the advisory board for NHS Security Toolkit and often speaks at events such as The National Care Association, The Care Show and works with NHS to obtain grants for the private sector.
MONDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
17.00 - 17.45
Hannah Montgomery Founder Grace Cares
“Sustainability and ESG: What is the Difference and Where to Start”
You’ve likely come across discussions about sustainability and ESG or begun taking steps to implement changes. With the CQC linking it to the well-led KLOE, let’s share knowledge and delve a little deeper.
• What is Sustainability and ESG?
• Responsibilities & Regulators
• The Benefits
• Review the NOW & Set Goals
• Potential Solutions & Tips
Hannah Montgomery is a Chartered Marketer with a passion for social care. For over 18 years, she’s worked globally marketing within the care sector with her work recognised in The Times and The Guardian. In 2016 she set up a marketing consultancy firm, Golddust Marketing, which she continues to run today. On Valentines Day 2023 she launched Grace Cares. A not-for-profit that sells and collects pre-loved care equipment to support care workers, older people and their families, the local community and leave a better planet for future generations. Grace Cares already has partnerships with several NHS Trusts, Home Instead, Barchester and Advinia Care Homes.
SEMINARS
TUESDAY 5TH NOVEMBER
09.00 - 09.45
Martin Farrow CEO 3DS
“The 3D’s, Leadership and the PI people”
If you don’t start something, or don’t finish something, you’re in trouble. The essential dynamic of customers and colleagues, and how to get things done.
Martin Farrow has been involved in the world of Heath and Social Care for nearly 30 years. He has led, supported, invested and advised a number of charitable, commercial, and not for profit organisations.
In recent years, his book: The 3D’s, Leadership and the PI people has provided the backdrop for a management style formed and honed from his years in the sector. Today, Martin is a chair, non executive, board advisor and CEO.
"By using Access, the customer is at the focus of everything we do. Ultimately that frees up time for our services to do the things that really matter, delivering outstanding care." Freedom to deliver connected care to every individual It’s more than just meeting needs. It’s about making a difference to every individual.
11,000
Proudly supporting
45
Care locations Local authorities
Lisa Fyfe, CEO Caremark Ltd
180 NHS trusts
PRESSURE CARE MONTH: YOUR KEY CONSIDERATIONS FOR SUPPLIER SELECTION
Pressure ulcers are a significant concern in the UK’s care home sector, leading to increased morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs. Effective pressure care solutions are essential to prevent and manage these debilitating conditions. Senior care home professionals must carefully consider various factors when selecting appropriate providers – here are the key considerations among Care Forum delegates…
Understanding Your Residents’ Needs
• Risk Assessment: Conduct regular assessments to identify residents at risk of developing pressure ulcers based on factors such as mobility, skin condition, and nutrition.
• Severity of Pressure Ulcers: Determine the severity of existing pressure ulcers to tailor care plans accordingly.
• Individualized Needs: Consider the specific needs of each resident, including preferences for comfort and support.
Key Considerations for Supplier Selection
• Expertise and Experience: Look for providers with a proven track record in pressure care, specializing in the care home sector.
• Product Range: Evaluate the range of pressure care solutions offered, including mattresses, cushions, and specialized equipment.
• Evidence-Based Practices: Ensure the provider’s approach is based on evidence-based research and best practices.
• Staff Training: Assess the provider’s ability to offer training and support to care home staff on the use of pressure care solutions.
“ Pressure ulcers are a significant concern in the UK’s care home sector, leading to increased morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs. Effective pressure care solutions are essential to prevent and manage these debilitating conditions”.
• Compliance: Verify the provider’s compliance with relevant regulatory standards and guidelines.
• Cost-Effectiveness: Consider the long-term costs associated with pressure care solutions, including maintenance, replacement, and potential savings from reduced complications.
Building a Strong Partnership
• Open Communication: Establish clear communication channels with the provider to discuss resident needs and care plans.
• Regular Reviews: Conduct regular reviews to evaluate the effectiveness of the pressure care solutions.
• Collaboration: Work closely with the provider to ensure a seamless integration of their services into your care home’s routines.
• Feedback: Seek feedback from residents, families, and staff to inform care decisions.
Emerging Trends in Pressure Care
• Technology Integration: Consider using technology-
enabled solutions, such as smart mattresses or sensors, to monitor pressure and improve care.
• Person-Centered Care: Focus on individual needs and preferences to create a more personalized approach to pressure care.
• Sustainability: Evaluate the environmental impact of pressure care solutions and choose sustainable options when possible.
By carefully considering these factors, senior care home managers can select pressure care solution providers that meet the needs of their residents, improve outcomes, and enhance the overall quality of care.
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DELEGATES
Adara Healthcare Ltd
Aston Care Ltd
Athena Healthcare Group
Avery Healthcare
Believe and Achieve Ltd
Blakewater Home Care
Blossom Group Holdings
Blue Bell Health Care
Canford Healthcare
Care UK
Caregenics Healthcare
Cherish CCC
Dravens Healthcare
Evergreen Care Services
ExtraCare Charitable Trust
Freeways
Garland Lodge
Gevic Care
Haven Care Group
HC Homes
Director
Registered Home Manager
Director
BDM
Client Liaison Manager
Hospitality Manager
Company Director
Registered Care Manager
Deputy Manager
Registered Manager
Operations and Finance Manager
Registration Manager
Home Manager
Home Manager
Director
Director
Nominated Individual and Owner
Director and Owner
Registered manager
Registered Manager
Care Lead
Head of Quality
Assistant Manager
Registered Manager
Care Manager
Registered manager
Deputy manager
Operations manager
Managing Director
DELEGATES
Jessamy Platinum Homecare
Kingsley Healthcare Limited
Lily Rose Care Group
Maria Mallaband Care Group (MMCG)
Moorview Care
Purple Oak Support
Royal Mencap Society
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust
The Royal Mencap Society Unicare Complex
Walfinch We Support Ltd
CEO
Operations Manager
Marketing Manager
Company Director
Procurement Manager
Head of Operations
Operations Manager
Area Operations Manager
Team Leaders
Community Complex Care Manager
Area Operations Manager
Co-Founder CEO
Co-founder CEO
Managing Director
Finance Director
Care Director
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1st Waste Management SUPPLIER DIRECTORY
1st Waste Management, a leading consultancy with over 25 years’ experience provides comprehensive, and cost effective sustainable waste solutions for care homes across the UK. A fully consolidated service Only one point of contact & one invoice for all your waste requirements, from general waste to mixed recycling, clincial and offensive waste | Trusted supplier network We collaborate with over 500 suppliers, ensuring the best price and service, locally tailored for each of your care homes | Proactive customer services Our industry-leading customer service delivers a 100% service resolution guarantee - we manage the suppliers on your behalf | Performance tracking via the online Customer Portal Access real-time updates on service levels, compliance assurance, cost management, and tracking of waste disposal methods Our commitment extends beyond efficient waste management, we believe in recycling, reusing and sustainably disposing of waste in a manner that protects the planet for our future generations.
07827 261 091 / l.taylor@theaccessgroup.com / theaccessgroup.com/en-gb/ health-social-care/care-management-software/
Access care management software provides a comprehensive suite of care solutions, giving you all the tools you need to deliver a truly joined-up approach to quality care, with the person placed firmly at the centre. We give you the freedom to deliver connected care to every individual. Our software resolves many challenges in delivering safe, efficient, quality care, from commissioning to delivery of care services, enabling efficient management of staff, resources and services throughout domiciliary and residential care organisations. Care Planning | Scheduling and Rostering | Medication Management | Care Compliance | Learning for Care | Policies and Procedures Access software solutions are the mostly widely used for care management in the UK, by providers in home care, care homes, supported living, complex care and multi-service settings. We have 25 years of experience across social care and are proud to be used in over 11,000 registered care locations, from national organisations to small independents.
apetito are the leading supplier of nutritious and delicious care home meals. We are proud to provide great, high-quality food that is developed with health and nutrition in mind and caters for a wide variety of dietary needs. We are passionate about providing our partners with the expert skills and knowledge to create an exceptional dining experience, where mealtimes can be both shared and enjoyed by residents. Visit our website and discover more about how our leading range of meals can make a real difference to your business and customers: Email: carehomes@apetito.co.uk Phone: 0808239 2399
Attis Care by Attis Insurance Brokers Limited
07775757884 / james.burgan@attisinsurancebrokers.com /
Attis Insurance Brokers provides the correct insurance. The benefits of using Attis Insurance Brokers is the availability of Attis Care. Attis Care is about offering ‘additional support’ for its clients. Helping our clients with risks that not only can affect the business but also insurance premiums. Backed by a care professional with 18 years of Senior Management experience. Attis Care has created a network of partners for our clients to benefit from such as: CQC Compliance: through our Quality Care Management Support, benefit from the 34 x short videos produced on all Statements to use as an aid for our clients. Sustainable Future: ESG & sustainability is a commitment and not a choice. By partnering with Grace Cares CIC we run collaborative webinars to help our clients understand sustainability and how to evidence to CQC
Courtney Thorne
07788 279 882 / meljones@courtney-thorne.co.uk / nursecallsystems.co.uk
Courtney Thorne is the UK’s pioneer of nurse call systems, products, and software. Since 1968, our family business has been trusted by the country’s leading healthcare trusts, hospitals and care home operators to deliver dependable 24/7 nurse call systems that make life better for patients and residents and for those charged with protecting them.
Equity Energies
07483 456 710 / henry.igoe@equityenergies.com / equityenergies.com
Equity Energies is changing the way organisations approach energy strategy. We create energy equity for businesses and organisations by turning their Net Zero ambitions into action which delivers environmental, societal, and commercial value. For more than 20 years, we’ve been at the forefront of the energy transition and our commitment remains unchanged; to continue to improve the energy model so it’s fit for the future, delivering greater efficiencies, less waste and more sustainable energy. Our vision is for every organisation in the UK to be advancing on their pathway to Net Zero and beyond and benefiting from the value generated. We call that energy equity. Equity Energies is part of FTSE-100 listed DCC Plc.
Fixed Wire Testers
07946 572 519 / anthony@fixedwiretesters.com / fixedwiretesters.com
We provide EICR Fixed wire testing, EICR Remedials, Fire Alarm & Emergency Lighting Testing nationally to a variety of cliens, we work with clients such as: MITIE Skanska DWP NHS – Complex needs Clinics through to Hospitals Network Rail & Mersey rail Hospitality - Greene King Pubs, Heineken Pub Group, Whitbread / Premier Inn, Brakspear Retail – New Look, Vision Express, OXFAM, SCS, DFS, MIND, Vodafone Amazon Cineworld Reporting: 98% of EICR reports within 48 hours, with a remedial quote.. FOCPictures of all DB’s – Cover on, cover on door open, Cover off. – Back of EICR FOC - Thermal Images of all DB’s – Back of EICR FOC - DB Schematic – Back of EICR Quotes – Broken down line level with pictures, showing material & labour split Alll engineers in house, full time PAYE enhanced DBS & fully qualified.
Franklite Ltd
01908 691 818 / paul.robinson@franklite.co.uk /
Founded in 1973, award winning Franklite is one of the leading innovators in high-quality decorative lighting. Working with clients, architects, lighting consultants, interior designers, M & E consultants and distributors for the residential, hospitality and commercial markets throughout the UK, Europe, Middle and Far East. Having successfully supplied bespoke lighting options within the healthcare industry to the likes of Elizabeth Finn, Anovocare and Extracare Charitable Trust, Franklite offer products that balance optimal performance and functionality with beautiful aesthetics. The comprehensive Woburn range include decorative shades using FRANKled eco disk LED plates which offer design flexibility with increased light output and reduced running costs. Franklite remains at the forefront of the lighting industry with incredible in-house technology which includes the Rigo Near-Field Goniophotometer and highly-skilled design and technical teams who continue to develop signature products. Our LED plates and award winning tuneable light engines are manufactured in-house and compatible with many products.
H2O Networks
07966 482 003 / Adam@H2o-networks.co.uk / h20networks.com
IT Support, IT Networks, Internet, WIFI & Telecom Solutions Cutting Edge technology for Care Providers -. Grant Funding - £10,000 per care home & up to £100K -. Save Costs - Reduce IT Costs by up to 40% - Free Financial Comparison - Save with our other Care Groups -. Improve Internet & WIFI - No More Complains from Managers - 100MB Internet £75 pm delivered in 3 days - Telephone Coverage Voice Over IP - no upfront hardware or labour costs - IT Consultancy - help your existing IT Team - get projects completed quicker and find out what other Care Groups are doing. Internet / WIFI Issue Solved in 2 hours “Adam and his team have solved and issue in one of our homes that the previous IT could not solve. They have now made sure Internet and WIFI are working in all our homes” Steve Quinn, CEO, Edgeview Group
Haigh Group
Haigh are specialists in the design, manufacture, and support of waste & sewage handling in a care environment. Established in 1965, Haigh has a reputation for delivering reliable, innovative, efficient waste handling systems. Long product lifespans, a manufacturing and supply chain commitment towards net zero carbon and the inherent low energy requirements of the products themselves sets Haigh apart from others. The latest developments from Haigh include the Panaway-M1. A rapidly deployable disposal machine that introduces unprecedented flexibility and responsiveness to a care home facility. The flexibility Panaway-M1 introduces allows the infection prevention and economic benefits of disposable pulp to be delivered where and when it would previously simply not have been possible to achieve. Haigh’s core range of Quattro, Solo and Incomaster bedpan, pulp and incontinence product disposal machines all bring proven reduction in costs, logistics and landfill associated with yellow bagging.
Hire Intelligence
07547148 252 /
Simply put Hire Intelligence optimizes recruitment marketing across all job boards & socials. Our mission is to save high volume recruitment teams enormous amounts of time & money by automating tasks & fully integrating with your ATS. Hire Intelligence automatically distributes your jobs to over 50 job sites including NHS jobs, the platform manages your budget effectively across paid channels to make sure every job ad gets enough applications for each job without overspending. Why choose H.I.? Quick easy set up 1-2 weeks The auto filter sifts through duplicates, unqualified, overseas & non RTW applications including a rejection email Add screener or killer questions to reject applicants without driver’s licence or specific experience Guaranteed increase in quality applications for the same spend AND our advanced analytics allow you to drill down on ROI from each job site by location & job title Some of the brands we currently work with Barchester Elysium Avery
Nurse call systems are an essential part of worldwide healthcare. They provide a way for patients to communicate with staff and for staff to be alerted to patient needs. Medicare Systems offers a professional service from initial consultation to the installation and commissioning of the nurse call system recommended to the client. We also provide comprehensive after-sales support for our equipment. Our systems are easy to use, reliable and scalable; to suit both care home and hospital environments.
Mitre Linen
07966 620 370 / sophie.ditchman@mitrelinen.co.uk /
Mitre Linen has over 70 years of expertise supplying Linen and soft furnishings to healthcare clients. Our range of bedding, linen and soft furnishings and toweling are designed with the residents in mind. Sourced from around the world or crafted in house by our team in South Wales, our diverse collection can help re-create that homely atmosphere for your residents.
My Learning Cloud
02393 552 643 / jordan.day@mylearningcloud.org.uk / mylearningcloud.org.uk
My Learning Cloud are the blended and e-Learning specialists that empower Health and Social Care providers with user-centric learning. Our expertise, tools and guidance enable your care organisation to upskill your team, ensure compliance and deliver the best quality care. Our team are experts in their field and we continually strive to provide you and the Health and Social Care sector with the best learning solution we can. Our tailored Learning Management Systems and accredited content, written by our qualified Subject Matter Experts, allows your care organisation to confidently manage and deliver complaint, higher standards of care. All of our 130+ e-Learning courses are CPD accredited by the CPD Certification Service, ensuring our course content is of the highest standard. Our status as a Skills for Care Endorsed Provider confirms our commitment to the Continued Personal Development (CPD) of those working within the Health and Social Care sector.
Navitas Safety
Navitas Safety is a leading safety solutions partner, offering comprehensive solutions in every aspect of safety, from health and safety to food safety and fire safety. Our team of expert consultants offer a comprehensive range of services, including audits, policy crafting, incident management support and more. We provide cutting-edge software solutions for seamless safety management, including self-assessments, incident tracking, risk assessments and compliance documentation management. Our digital food safety system, complete with software and hardware, automates crucial food safety tasks. Additionally, our online training platform offers a wide array of safety-related training. With 35 years of experience, we’re proud to support over 15,000 organisations globally. 08081 643 773 / karen.gibson@navitassafety.com / navitassafety.com
NW Hearts Charity
0161 388 8988 / office@nwhearts.org / nwhearts.org
NW Hearts Charity is a grant making charity who awards funding for projects in Greater Manchester, over and above what the NHS can provide. Working with hospitals, healthcare settings and community groups, NW Hearts Charity is determined to make a positive difference to the lives of the many people with heart disease in Greater Manchester. Although there are many examples of world-beating care and clinicians in Greater Manchester, there is still significant variation in care. Not everyone gets the heart treatment they should receive at the time they really need it. NW Hearts Charity believes that great care should be promoted and celebrated, whilst inequities in care must change.
Leading brands within Lowe Corporation, PKL and Rental+ offer: PKL: PKL is a leading provider of both temporary and permanent kitchens, as well as short-term catering equipment rental. PKL specialises in supporting care homes by offering seamless solutions for planned kitchen refurbishments, unexpected kitchen emergencies, and kitchen contingency planning - the goal is to ensure that care homes’ catering operations experience minimal disruption. Rental+: Rental+ understands that reliable, high-quality commercial refrigeration and catering equipment isn’t just an option—it’s a necessity for care homes. That’s why we’re transforming how care homes manage their most critical assets with our unique Equipment-as-a-Service model. Our comprehensive multi-year plans offer more than just equipment rental; they include full service and maintenance at no additional cost. This allows you to focus on caring for your residents while we ensure your equipment operates seamlessly and efficiently, giving you total peace of mind.
07388 812 411 / muir.laurie@sage.com / sage.com/en-gb/sage-business-cloud/intacct/industries/healthcare
Sage Intacct streamlines healthcare operations by automating financial processes and providing clear visibility into performance. As healthcare organisations grow amidst regulatory changes, Sage Intacct enables efficient monitoring and smooth financial management across multiple locations. This platform tracks financials and operational metrics, such as capacity and revenue per treatment, allowing for better decision-making and performance improvements. By automating finance and accounting tasks like procure-to-pay and monthly close, Sage Intacct centralises payables, eliminates manual processes, and enhances accuracy. It supports growth without additional staffing. Additionally, the platform offers real-time consolidated financial statements and remote access for managers, facilitating agile and responsive organisational strategies.
Softworks Computing (UK) Ltd
Softworks Workforce Management Software provides a single easy-to-use system for all your HR and employee management tasks. With Softworks, you can easily manage and report on: Employee Time & Attendance with Clocking & Non-Clocking Options | Employee Absence and Leave of all types | Employee Scheduling/Rostering | HR Management tasks | Regulatory Compliance | Skills and Training If your organisation is struggling with multiple systems or using time-consuming manual processes for employee time and attendance management, rostering, hours for payroll or leave tracking, then Softworks can help. We’re already helping dozens of care providers reduce the burden of manual HR administration, automate scheduling, simplify payroll and reduce costs while supporting the provision of exceptional care. Join us for a 1 2 1 meeting where our team can learn more about the challenges you’re facing and show you how Softworks could help add real value to your organisation.
University of Leicester
07748 462 960 / Himanshu.Kaul@leicester.ac.uk
LeicSurvey is rethinking feedback gathering via inclusive and ethical survey gathering. LeicSurvey integrates frictionless and rapidly customisable surveying with sophisticated data science and AI to enable care homes consistently and rigorously demonstrate the impact of their activities on lives and livelihoods, both in real-time and over the long term. We adopt a ‘dignity by design’ approach to design our tools that puts the respondents in charge of their survey taking experience. Our design approach also allows rapid co-creation of solutions with clients and reduces reliance on IT expertise and infrastructure. LeicSurvey has already enabled its users to significantly enhance their feedback rate, reduce staff time spent on data gathering and analysis, increase savings, and cut carbon emissions. Our existing users agree that LeicSurvey offers them access to diverse voices, richer data insights instantaneously, and saves them critical staff time and costs that reduces strain on their staff and volunteers.
07921 353 591 / sharon.haughton@vernacare.com / vernacare.com Vernacare Limited
Vernacare is dedicated to providing sustainable solutions in Infection Prevention, Clinical Waste Management, and Surgical Solutions. As industry pioneers in healthcare environments, our track record showcases the development of products that significantly enhance the lives of patients, residents, and healthcare professionals worldwide. Our commitment extends to improving outcomes for care recipients and healthcare professionals globally. We actively work towards minimising healthcare-associated infections by offering products specifically designed to mitigate risks and harm. Our focus remains on meeting the diverse requirements of healthcare professionals worldwide, achieved through continuous innovation and improvements. Additionally, we are unwavering in our dedication to reducing environmental impact by adhering to sustainable and reliable manufacturing practices.
Vescom offers vinyl wallcovering, vinyl upholstery and curtain fabrics that celebrate tactility and colour yet stand up to stringent cleaning protocols, making it possible to fill Care environments with beautiful and hygienic materials that help patients feel at home. Vescom’s strength lies in beautiful, rich and stylish interior products, available in a wide range of materials, structures, textures, colours forming the basis of the collections. Each product meets stringent quality requirements in a production process that’s socially responsible, where sustainability, precision and craftsmanship are predominant themes. Vescom goes the extra mile, using exclusively green electricity and gas, offering collections with recycled content, with Cradle to Cradle certification and is ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 certified.
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