ProjectCare: Disrupting the Social Care Industry with a Platform to Consumer Model
ProjectCare:通过消费者模型平台颠覆社会护理行业
基本信息
- 批准号:10027578
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 298.62万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The social care sector in the UK is best by crisis. Several, overlapping crisises are rolled into one. Local authorities are struggling to find adequate funding for social care, with their spending power reduced by over a third in the past decade, putting a massive strain on services. The means-tested approach to social care provision has not risen with inflation, pushing millions into debt as they are forced to self-fund their own care. The sector is best by a sever shortcare for care workers: demanding workloads and low pay have combined to create a vacancy list of over 100,000 paid carers. All these pressures are leading to a diminishing quality of care as care providers offer one-size-fits-all packages, limiting at-home visits by carers with strict time slots that do not allow enough time for good-quality care.Working with our partners, Sitekit are proposing a Platform-to-Consumer product -- ProjectCare -- that gives individuals choice and control over who cares for them and what tasks they do. ProjectCare: a platform and user interface - will disrupt the adult social care market, placing individuals at the centre of their care by matching those needing care directly with those that can meet their needs and ensuring that care is delivered on Buurtzorg-inspired, relationship-centered principles. Our approach is based on the hypothesis that business models adopted from elsewhere in the tech industry can help drive the personalization and improvement of care.Building on the 'sharing economy' model that has driven innovation in other sectors, we will disrupt current models of social care provision by creating a platform that gives its three member groups what they need: Citizens will get direct access to the types of services they need, delivered to them on a Buurtzog-inspired care model that will improve care outcomes. Social Care providers will get market access and opportunities and Public Bodies will enjoy a consolidated social care market and greater insight into current and future needs.ProjectCare will create a revolution in long-term care, by developing and piloting in one geography our platform, demonstrating results and then scaling progressively across the country. The platform will provide a framework that will eventually enable service providers such as home care providers, concierge services, home visitors, dog walkers, gardeners and even, potentially, drivers, to offer applicable services that will enable people to take more control of their care or their time if they care for others.
英国的社会护理部门在危机中表现最好。几个相互重叠的危机合二为一。地方当局正在努力为社会护理找到足够的资金,过去十年中,他们的支出能力减少了三分之一以上,给服务带来了巨大的压力。对社会护理提供进行经济状况调查的方法并没有随着通货膨胀而上升,这使数百万人陷入债务,因为他们被迫为自己的护理提供资金。该部门最好的是对护理人员的严重短缺:苛刻的工作量和低工资加在一起,造成了超过10万名有薪护理人员的空缺名单。所有这些压力都导致护理质量下降,因为护理提供者提供一刀切的套餐,限制了护理人员的家访时间,使他们没有足够的时间提供高质量的护理。Sitekit与我们的合作伙伴合作,提出了一个平台到消费者的产品- ProjectCare -让个人选择和控制谁来照顾他们以及他们做什么任务。ProjectCare:一个平台和用户界面-将颠覆成人社会护理市场,通过将需要护理的人与能够满足其需求的人直接匹配,并确保按照Buurtzorg启发的、以关系为中心的原则提供护理,将个人置于护理的中心。我们的方法是基于这样一个假设,即从科技行业其他地方借鉴的商业模式可以帮助推动个性化和改善护理。在推动其他行业创新的“共享经济”模式的基础上,我们将通过创建一个平台,为三个成员群体提供他们所需要的东西,来颠覆当前的社会护理提供模式:公民将直接获得他们所需要的服务类型,这些服务将以Buurtzog启发的护理模式提供给他们,这将改善护理结果。社会护理提供者将获得市场准入和机会,公共机构将享受一个整合的社会护理市场,并更深入地了解当前和未来的需求。ProjectCare将通过在一个地理区域开发和试点我们的平台,展示成果,然后在全国范围内逐步扩展,在长期护理领域创造一场革命。该平台将提供一个框架,最终使家庭护理提供者、礼宾服务、家庭访客、遛狗者、园丁甚至可能是司机等服务提供者能够提供适用的服务,使人们能够在照顾他人时更多地控制自己的护理或时间。
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