LIVE LONGER BETTER
  • The Mission
    • Healthy Ageing
    • Priorities >
      • The patient as partner
      • Preventing harm from dementia >
        • Dementia risk reduction
        • Dementia Community Programme
        • Dementia Support Programme
      • Increasing activity >
        • Walking More
        • Getting Stronger
      • Reducing the Need for Social Care
      • Engaging with Arts, Culture and Learning
      • Encouraging Volunteering
      • Combatting Deprivation and Ageism
      • Management priorities
    • Glossary
    • National Knowledge Service >
      • Science
      • Library
    • Livie Longer Better Guidebook
  • The System
    • LLB Development Programme >
      • The LLB Lab
    • W:ISH
    • System Specification
  • the Network
    • ukactive/Sport England/ICBs
    • W:ISH
    • Healthier UK
    • Digital Inclusion
    • MotusVR
    • Reconditioning
    • Social care
    • Public Health
    • NHS Physical
    • Neighbourhoods
    • Social Care
    • Housing
    • Government
    • the NHS
    • Pensions & Income
    • the Ramblers
    • Faith Organisations
    • The Cultural Revolution >
      • Learning
      • The Centre for Ageing Better
      • the U3A
      • Age UK
      • Education and Learning
    • Digital
    • Industry
    • Sports
    • Parks
    • Charities
    • the populations >
      • Population Northants
      • Population S&W Herts

The Digital Inclusion Programme 

A practical tool to assess health and care technologies and pathways for digital inclusivity, designed by NHS Sussex, University of Sussex and Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex.
Objective
Enabling digital inclusion
Digital Inclusion Framework
Action
A Digital Inclusion Framework for Health and Care - Interactive tool
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The digital inclusion framework for health and care has been co-produced with members of the public across Sussex and developed in collaboration with NHS Sussex, University of Sussex and Health Innovation KSS. The framework takes into account the different requirements needed for a service user to be able and motivated to engage with digital health and care. It is a resource for
commissioners of health and care services and technology, it considers inequalities introduced due to being digitally excluded or disadvantaged. It is being adapted for use by industry partners to enable them to design for inclusion in health and care. The framework is referenced by NHS England in the national digital inclusion framework and is a practical tool to embed the
recommendations.
Strategic priority as
defined in the Darzi
Report, the 2025/26
Operating Model and
the Neighbourhood
Health guidelines
Changing from analogue to digital
Contact
Katherine Sykes
Lucie Hooper
Kent ,Surrey Sussex
Innovation Network
[email protected]
[email protected]
07778 448612
www.ksshealthinnovation.com
Email us
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  • The Mission
    • Healthy Ageing
    • Priorities >
      • The patient as partner
      • Preventing harm from dementia >
        • Dementia risk reduction
        • Dementia Community Programme
        • Dementia Support Programme
      • Increasing activity >
        • Walking More
        • Getting Stronger
      • Reducing the Need for Social Care
      • Engaging with Arts, Culture and Learning
      • Encouraging Volunteering
      • Combatting Deprivation and Ageism
      • Management priorities
    • Glossary
    • National Knowledge Service >
      • Science
      • Library
    • Livie Longer Better Guidebook
  • The System
    • LLB Development Programme >
      • The LLB Lab
    • W:ISH
    • System Specification
  • the Network
    • ukactive/Sport England/ICBs
    • W:ISH
    • Healthier UK
    • Digital Inclusion
    • MotusVR
    • Reconditioning
    • Social care
    • Public Health
    • NHS Physical
    • Neighbourhoods
    • Social Care
    • Housing
    • Government
    • the NHS
    • Pensions & Income
    • the Ramblers
    • Faith Organisations
    • The Cultural Revolution >
      • Learning
      • The Centre for Ageing Better
      • the U3A
      • Age UK
      • Education and Learning
    • Digital
    • Industry
    • Sports
    • Parks
    • Charities
    • the populations >
      • Population Northants
      • Population S&W Herts