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The Social Care Working Group brings together members of the Local Public Services and Health & Social Care Programme and others from across this ecosystem to interrogate the challenges the social care market faces.

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techUK's Social Care Working Group brings together techUK members and representatives from across the social care ecosystem to interrogate the challenges the social care market faces. The Working Group is facilitated by techUK's Local Public Services and Health & Social Care Programmes. 

The Working Group's key focus areas include:

  • Building on techUK's Five Point Plan for CareTech
  • Engagement and collaboration with local and national social care organisations and professionals
  • Integration between social care and the NHS
  • Evaluating the use of technology and data in social care
  • Interoperability in social care, including standards

If you would like to learn more, or are a techUK member interested in joining the group, please get in touch with the team (details at the bottom of this page).

Chair and Vice-chair

Helena Zaum

Helena Zaum

Director of Business Development & Chair, techUK's Social Care Working Group, Sentinel Partners

Helena Zaum

Helena Zaum

Director of Business Development & Chair, techUK's Social Care Working Group, Sentinel Partners

I am currently the Director of Business Development at Sentinel Partners, a Data and AI specialist SME, where I am actively engaged in navigating the challenges and opportunities that social care organisations encounter. Whether that is understanding the impact of reform, looking for investment, or the move from analogue to digital solutions and services, during my two-decade career I have dedicated myself to harnessing the potential of technology to drive transformation in the public sector.

Prior to working for Sentinel, I was the social care lead at Microsoft where my responsibilities centred on guiding social care leaders to recognise the potential of technology in revolutionising services – radical change with demonstrable benefits. A key focus was the role of technology in creating operational capacity, fostering collaboration, and on data for personalisation and prevention. I played a key role in shaping Microsoft's strategy for ICSes and collaborated with digital startups and SMEs to drive innovation in the sector. Before Microsoft I worked at Accenture, consulting on NHS transformation.

I have a strong network across the sector including DHSC, ADASS, LGA, TSA, CCN and Coram (children’s services). I regularly contribute to policy groups and speak at events in a thought leadership capacity.

Phil Moore

Phil Moore

Digital Innovation Lead - Public Sector & Vice-Chair, techUK's Social Care Working Group, Insight Direct

Phil Moore

Phil Moore

Digital Innovation Lead - Public Sector & Vice-Chair, techUK's Social Care Working Group, Insight Direct

Phil has many years’ experience when it comes to the intersection between technology and health and care.

In his role at Solutions Integrator Insight, Phil has spent the last few years focussing on the deployment of immersive technologies (MR/VR) across the sector, supporting key workers through the pandemic and facilitating integrated working between community nursing, OTs, GPs and care workers, a key focus being on the human side of technology and how to achieve successful adoption by frontline workers.

He is currently working on the implementation of a Social Care Fellowship programme and a Digital Pioneers programme for frontline care workers.

Phil particularly enjoys working with organisations that have innovative solutions to real life problems and helping them access the market.

He holds a BSc (Hons) in Electrical Engineering (University of Bath) and an MA in Marketing (Kingston University). 

 

 

Member 'Show and Tell' videos

Watch presentations given by our social care members on their work to techUK's Social Care Working Group.

 

 

Upcoming events

19 July 2024

Briefing with Mark Nicholas, Clinical Director, Chief Social Worker & Head of Profession for Social Care Informatics, NHS England

Online Market briefing
10 September 2024

Building the Smarter State 2024

Central London Conference
1 – 2 July 2024

Tech Zero Hackathon

London Partner event
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For more information please contact:

Clara Hewitt

Clara Hewitt

Programme Manager, Health and Social Care, techUK

Clara joined techUK in October 2023. She brings experience across a range of domestic and global health issues, with particular focus on digital health, HIV/AIDS and climate change and health.

Clara holds an MSc in Global Health and Development (University College London) and a BSc in Psychology (University of Birmingham).

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Georgina Maratheftis

Georgina Maratheftis

Associate Director, Local Public Services, techUK

Georgina is techUK’s Associate Director for Local Public Services

Georgina works with suppliers that are active or looking to break into the market as well as with local public services to create the conditions for meaningful transformation. techUK regularly bring together local public services and supplier community to horizon scan and explore how the technologies of today and tomorrow can help solve some of the most pressing problems our communities face and improve outcomes for our people and places.

Prior to techUK, Georgina worked for a public policy events company where she managed the policy briefing division and was responsible for generating new ideas for events that would add value to the public sector. Georgina worked across a number of portfolios from education, criminal justice, and health but had a particular interest in public sector transformation and technology. Georgina also led on developing relationships across central and local government.

If you’d like to learn more about techUK, or want to get involved, get in touch.

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