Following the launch of the full report at the National Children's and Adult Services Conference 2016, the LGA launched an executive summary of how information and digital technology are transforming the way care services are being designed and delivered.
Aimed at Members and senior officers, the executive summary offers an overview of the key findings from the full report, grouped around the five ‘future vision for care' themes and highlights a number of areas for action to enable transformative use of data and technology in social care, and support of integration activity across place.
Supporting resources
In response to requests from the sector, there are also a number of further resources that have been launched in support of the full report.
Case study interview notes
By way of supporting detail, we have published a select number of the interview notes from the case-study summaries featured in the full report.
Expanding on featured overviews and offering a more granular level of detail, the interview notes to the suite of supporting documents underpin the overall snapshot of sector activity highlighted in the report.
Key questions for local decision makers
As an appendix to the full report, a self-assessment tool was featured which captures key questions intended to support decision makers in understanding how digital and information can enable transformation of care services.
The primary audience for the report are Directors of Adult Social Services, Directors of Children's Services and key local decision makers, but it will also act as a helpful resource for those working in social care service transformation at all levels.