Digital Technologies in adult social care to support Social Wellbeing for older community dwelling adults in the context of Adult Social Care (DiTSoW)

DiTSoW is a two-year study exploring the types, use and uptake of digital technologies by older people who use or may potentially use adult social care services. The project, led by University of Hertfordshire, sits within the National Priorities Programme of Adult Social Care and Social Work (NPPASC), a partnership of nine Applied Research Collaborations (ARCs) from across England, funded by the National Institute of Health and Care Research (NIHR). This Programme aims to support the implementation of evidence-based service change at national and regional level according to the priorities of care users and carers, general public, professionals and academics.