Let’s talk about technology enabled care: safety, prevention and independence at home through a TEC lens
As health and social care services continue to evolve, Technology Enabled Care (TEC) is playing an increasingly important role in supporting people to live safely, independently, and confidently in their own homes. This webinar will explore how digital solutions, remote monitoring, telecare, and connected technologies can enhance person-centred care, improve outcomes, and support proactive intervention.
The session will showcase practical examples of TEC in action, discuss implementation challenges and opportunities, and highlight how technology can complement clinical expertise while empowering individuals and their families.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
- Describe the role of Technology Enabled Care (TEC) in supporting people to live safely, independently and with greater confidence in their own homes.
- Identify a range of TEC solutions, including telecare, remote monitoring and digital health technologies and understand their application in home-based care.
- Recognise how TEC can integrate with specialist equipment and assistive technologies, creating connected solutions that enhance safety, wellbeing and clinical outcomes.
- Evaluate the benefits and challenges of implementing TEC within health and social care services to support person-centred, proactive care delivery.
Meet our Experts
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Laura is a Senior Occupational Therapist specialising in technology enabled care (TEC). She works for Livity Life, the largest TEC provider in the UK. She is based in Essex in partnership with Essex County Council.
Nicola Murphy is a dedicated and compassionate Occupational Therapist with experience within the inpatient, outpatient, and community settings. Her experience spans across many specialities including oncology, surgery/ vascular, wheelchairs services, and elderly care.
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