Week 1 Forum

Re: Do you think Innovation changes things for the better in health and social care settings?

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:56:45 GMT

by Bernice Afriyie.

yes inovation change things for the better because care has become more kinder and personal example Recover at home with remote checks intead of staying in the hospital.
2. less pian,smallerr scars faster healing ( Robotic surgery, 3D- printed care.
3.helps doctors and nurses do thier best work to support them not to replace them

Re: Do you think Innovation changes things for the better in health and social care settings?

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:55:48 GMT

by Lubatiko Edwin Seme.

NO
Staff training. workers may need extra training to use new technology, which can take time.
Technology Failures . If systems stop working, this can delay treatment or affect the quality of care.
Privacy concerns. Electronics records and digital systems can put personal and medical information at risk if security is poor.

Re: Do you think Innovation changes things for the better in health and social care settings?

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:53:33 GMT

by Enelly Somabwana.

no- not being able to fund the technology or equipments for the service users. hospitals and GP's tend to have a tight budget which leads to making decisions that can affect service users. OR having the equipment but not being able to use them because they do not have the staff that are trained to do so. leading them to spending a lot of money.