Careberry partners with the PRSB to align with the care sector’s best practices

More social care system suppliers are joining our Standards Partnership Scheme and embarking on their journey with PRSB standards, which will further accelerate the delivery of safe, digital care records, resulting in more informed, personalised care. Careberry, a system supplier of an award-winning care management system, is the latest organisation to partner with us – and has very quickly become a Quality Partner achieving conformance with two of our standards already!

Careberry’s technology helps connect care providers, care recipients, families, and carers, ensuring seamless communication and efficient data sharing. They are strongly focused on enhancing interoperability with other systems, as well as ensuring compliance with industry standards, including PRSB’s information standards.

By becoming a PRSB Partner, Careberry will stay up to date with the latest standards developments, while having access to our wide network of other system suppliers and health and care organisations, providing the opportunity to connect and collaborate.

Careberry sees their achievement of conformance with ‘About Me’ and Personalised Care and Support Plan Standard as a first step. They also intend to be assessed for conformance with the Palliative and End of Life Care Information Standard, Nursing Care Needs Standard and Social Prescribing Information Standard.

Hossein Sharifi, Founder of Careberry, said: “Joining the Standards Partnership Scheme is an important step for us in our mission to improve person-centered care with innovative technology. Aligning with PRSB standards helps us provide the safe and high-quality tech solutions needed in care.”

Lorraine Foley, CEO at the PRSB, said: “I am pleased that Careberry has chosen the PRSB as their partner in their mission towards delivering more person-centred care with their solution. Huge congratulations to them for achieving their recent conformance – we are looking forward to supporting them on their further journey with standards.”

Not a PRSB Partner yet? Join a thriving community of suppliers, health and care service providers and systems, focused on the importance of high quality, standardised data as the critical foundation for better care, efficiency and life-saving research. Find out more at https://theprsb.org/partnerscheme/.

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