A wheelchair user as a child, Josh Hough felt frustrated with the slow moving care sector. He vowed to modernise
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A wheelchair user as a child, Josh Hough felt frustrated with the slow moving care sector. He vowed to modernise how home care was run and has also created a dinosaur called Clive.
It’s World Mental Health Day on October 10. One entrepreneur describes how supporting vulnerable staff has been key to his success.
It’s World Mental Health Day on October 10. One entrepreneur describes how supporting vulnerable staff has been key to his success.
On World Mental Health Day, CareLineLive founder Josh Hough highlights Jess Davies, whose obsessive-compulsive disorder gives her an edge.
Care workers need more respect and attention for the vital role they play in society, says the CEO of a global tech company in correspondence sent to Digital Journal.
Care workers need more respect and attention for the vital role they play in society, says the CEO of a global tech company.
Tech entrepreneur joins The Care Workers Charity's 'Wear it Orange' campaign.
In Mental Health Awareness Week, Sales representative Jess Davies, at CareLineLive has revealed how her neurodiversity, the right to work from home and supportive colleagues help her stay on top of her game despite living with OCD and anxiety.
As another new year beckons, a reflection on the home care sector reveals a year with both highs and lows. The continued work from carers and agencies across the country never goes amiss
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AI can transform healthcare by driving data, allowing providers to have quicker time to insights & deliver more personalised care says Andy Nieto, Lenovo
The healthcare industry, like many others, was impacted by the pandemic in 2020. The sector saw increased digitisation, less in-person interactions between both patients and staff, and the necessary technological developments to keep up with the demands of the time