AI in Social Care
AI in Social Care
Podcast Description
Find practical ways to implement AI and be more effective in your care organisation. Plus, get updates and insights you need to keep up with this rapidly-changing field.
In each episode, I speak with people building new AI tools, or those implementing them successfully. That could be software developers, founders, care leaders, or people on the ground who’ve embraced AI.
We’ll dig into:
-Where AI is delivering real efficiencies and value
-The practical side of adopting new tech in a care environment
-The ethical, operational, and human considerations
-How AI intersects with marketing, business development, and organisational systems
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Explores topics related to AI in social care, including efficiency improvements, ethical considerations, and real-world implementation, with episodes covering subjects like AI's role in CQC inspections and time-saving AI tools for care teams
Find practical ways to implement AI and be more effective in your care organisation. Plus, get updates and insights you need to keep up with this rapidly-changing field.
In each episode, I speak with people building new AI tools, or those implementing them successfully. That could be software developers, founders, care leaders, or people on the ground who’ve embraced AI.
We’ll dig into:
-Where AI is delivering real efficiencies and value
-The practical side of adopting new tech in a care environment
-The ethical, operational, and human considerations
-How AI intersects with marketing, business development, and organisational systems
What happens when a care provider builds their own AI – not in a lab, but in the real world of rotas, staff sickness, and visit chaos?
In this episode of AI in Social Care, I speak with Jonathan McFarlane, founder of Oran Care and now the creator of carevisits.AI – a new solution designed to help home care services tackle one of their biggest operational headaches: coordination.
Jonathan shares his journey from music therapy and dementia care to building tech tools. Now, with a sharp focus on visit planning and routing, his team is developing AI to solve the kind of problems that only someone who’s been in the trenches would recognise.
– Why care coordination is more complex than people think
– Why the user decides how to measure success
– How to approach optimising systems (way before getting AI involved)
– Why experience in care matters more than clever code
If you’ve ever felt the pain of last-minute rota changes, weekend on-call stress, or trying to make sense of three systems that don’t talk to each other, this one’s for you.
Check out carevisits.ai
🔗 Find free resources on getting started with AI in care at frankcaremarketing.com
David’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-mance/
Jonathan’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-mcfarlane-a9b0325a/
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