We are proud to announce that we are now a Quality Partner for the PRSB after achieving Level 3 conformance with their NHS assured About Me standard!
* correct at time of writing
Alan Pocock, Managing Director of CareDocs commented:
“We are incredibly proud to have achieved conformance with the PRSB’s ‘About Me’ standard. This accomplishment reflects our unwavering commitment to person-centred care and our dedication to providing a digital solution that truly meets the needs of both care providers and the individuals they serve. This milestone validates the quality of CareDocs DSCR and reinforces our position in the digital care sector.”
As well as achieving compliance with the PRSB About Me standard, our product and development teams are already busy working towards our submissioN for the PRSB Personalised Care and Support Plan standard.
Alongside this, we have already began the submission phases for several other NHS standards (more exciting news on these soon)!
Whilst we may not be on the official NHS assured supplier list yet, customers can rest assured that CareDocs DSCR provides the same level of NHS technical requirements and standards compliance as many other suppliers, but with the benefit of being developed using completely new technologies to fuel its future growth.
Book your personalised demo of DSCR today!
Whether you’re a loyal customer or a care business looking for a modern and future-proofed care software provider, if you would like to see CareDocs DSCR in action, we’d love to book a demo with you!
Get in touch with the team on 0330 056 333 or email us at hello@caredocs.co.uk.
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