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This policy covers the data we collect from our clients once they are signed into their account: their usage of our system and the mental health assessment data they input.

Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) summary for Egrist.

This policy relates to any data collection from our public website or general customer contact.

Information about the cookies we use across Egrist services.

This Local Digital Fund (LDF) research has the goal of producing a principled approach to improving care of older adults in the community using information and communication technologies. It investigates older-adult care provision and the role of technology within the partner organisations, Birmingham City Council, Worcestershire County Council, and Solihull MBC. The findings are interpreted in the light of the existing demographic, legal, and social contexts, the latest academic research on care technologies, and the experiences of other local authorities.

The main outcome is a formal approach to selecting appropriate technologies for individual older adults and a categorisation of care technologies that facilitates the process. The research also advises on how the selection method can drive pilots for care technologies or simply their implementation as part of upgraded care provision by health providers and commissioners.

The clouds gathering from increasing pressures of looking after an ageing population may turn out to have a silver lining for care technologies. This report looks at how that lining could be turned to gold for all protagonists: companies, care recipients, friends and family, professional providers, local authorities, and other health and social care support services.

General tips on improving mental health and wellbeing from the Belfast Strategic Partnership.

Final newsletter from the GRaCE-AGE project that sums up its successes and lays out the sustainable activities from it.

Newsletter for the GRaCE-AGE project that runs from 2016 to 2019. This is a report on activities for the first half of 2018 and the plans for the remaining six months of the year.

Our December 2017 newsletter briefly summarises the main achievements in 2017 and looks forward to some big plans for 2018. This is the third year of our GRaCE-AGE project funded by the EIT Health KIC and a key output will be setting up a new company that is able to support the expanding activities of GRiST more effectively.

Latest news from the GRiST and GRaCE-AGE projects in 2017.