The Digital Care Hub provides free information, guidance and support to enable adult social care providers to make the most of digital technology – and to do it safely. They are an independent consortium, led by care providers, consisting of key national trade associations representing the diverse range of adult social care providers in England.

They work closely with care providers, technology suppliers, organisations representing people who draw on services and carers, commissioners and regulators as well as NHS England and the Department of Health and Social Care to inform and influence policy, guidance, and implementation plans.

Website: https://www.digitalcarehub.co.uk/

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Successful teams have the functional skills to lead a task, benefit from diversity, and are led in a way that creates time and space for reflection; the ability to take stock periodically, of the task and of the way in which the team is engaged in delivering it. Your stakeholder analysis [HYPERLINK] should help you assemble the most appropriate team and identify how the team interacts and relates to other stakeholders like sponsors, services users, etc.

The variation in the size, both in terms of population served and numbers of constituent organisations, and of complexity, between Integrated Care Systems, precludes the possibility of any prescriptive guidance on the way in which this team is assembled.

Engeström’s expansive learning cycle of learning actions explains how there are 7 stages of learning actions;