Sussex Digital In Reach Team provides a free platform on which Care Providers across Sussex can access free advice and support on technology, digitalisation and data protection. We are run by the care providers for the care providers.
Upcoming Events
We aim to bring you a selection of useful & informative training solutions, supplier presentations and our very popular webinars helping you with important issues such as Data Protection, Cyber Security, NHS Mail and EMar
With so much going on, why not download a poster for your noticeboard showing upcoming events:
We aim to deliver an ongoing series of events to help you be compliant and improve your skills. Don't miss our very popular Free Upskilling Events, focusing on helping you improve your knowledge of Word, Excel, MS Teams and much more. See our Upskilling Page
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Accessible Technology and Problem Solving in Adult Social Care
Wednesday, 22 January 2025 at 14:30
Communicating Through Technology
Tuesday, 28 January 2025 at 14:30
Republish your DSPT in your lunch hour
Wednesday, 29 January 2025 at 12:30
Chatbot Artificial Intelligence - practical applications in social care
Thursday, 30 January 2025 at 14:30 GMT
Single Assessment Framework - Update on CQC's SAF
Thu, 13 Feb 2025 10:30 - 11:30 GMT
DSPT - Interactive Workshop - Week 3 Data Security
Thursday, 20 February 2025 14:00
Information Governance- Plexus - Shared Record for Sussex
Friday, 21 February 2025 11:00
Data Security & Your Business Continuity Plan
Tuesday, 25 February 2025 14:00
Managing Personal Devices at Work - A Practical Session
Wednesday, 26 February 2025 12:30
DSPT - Interactive Workshop - Week 4 IT Systems & Devices
Thursday, 27 February 2025 14:00
Data & Cyber Security- An Introduction to Learning Resources
Tuesday, 18 March 2025 14:00
Republish your DSPT in your lunch hour
Wednesday, 26 March 2025 12:30
Data Security & Your Business Continuity Plan
Thursday, 27 March 2025 14:00
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CQC are developing a new approach to regulation called a single assessment framework. This applies to providers, local authorities and integrated care systems.
They will continue to use:
What will be different?
The process will continue to be changed, refined and improved and our presentation will reflect this. If you want to hear the latest information on how the single assessment framework will work and what you need to do to prepare, this webinar is a MUST.
View videos and slides of previous presentations here.
Accessible Technology and Problem Solving in Adult Social Care
• Use technology to meet accessibility needs.
• Develop problem-solving strategies for technical challenges.
An Introduction into using Chatbot Artificial Intelligence:

INTERNET & WIFI EXPLAINED
John White, CSE Ltd gave a very informative presentation relating to Internet and WiFi, view the slides here:
John White, CSE Ltd provided us with a very useful and informative presentation relating to the upcoming Analogue to Digital telephone switch.
Karen Stevens, Skills for Care introduces the new CQC Self Assessment Toolkit along with the New Level 2 Care Certificate
Discover how PainChek is transforming pain assessment methods.
Data Security & Your Business Continuity Plan
What you need to know about Data Security and Your Business Continuity Plan
Single Assessment Framework - CQC Changes to Inspection Systems
Nobi - preventing falls, saving lives and improving compliance
Would you like to be able to spend more time with your residents, reduce falls by up to 80% and demonstrate greater levels of compliance?
CQC - New Webinar on the changes ahead
Dementia Dictionary
The Dementia Dictionary is the worlds first completely free to use resource helping people to learn the language of dementia and communicate more effectively with people living with dementia.
Join this event to learn more about how Dementia Dictionary can aid communication with people living with Dementia.
Lone Working
In social care many roles call for staff to work in isolation, whether within the service or in the community.
This places additional responsibilities and challenges on those staff members.
This session explores some of those issues particularly in relation to how to assess the potential areas of risk and mitigate against them.
We will place an emphasis on the requirements for keeping staff safe and keeping data secure.