At Nourish, we’re firm believers that software in care can never be a final ‘product’ and must continually adapt and evolve as the... Read full post

Embracing digital technology in the social care sector has many obvious benefits; not least time saving, more accurate note taking, simple reporting capabilities... Read full post

Digital transformation in the care sector is no longer the future and the benefits of the technological revolution have been felt far and... Read full post

As a whole, the care sector is yet to fully embrace the power of Digital Transformation and all of the benefits that can offer.... Read full post

The future of care management systems is digital. The days of seemingly endless, extensive paper recording, printing and filing – the days spent... Read full post

Today’s article looks at some of the great new tools being pioneered by the Bournemouth University Dementia Institute (BUDI) to help carers to... Read full post

This post is by Mabel Lazzarin a User Experience (UX) designer from Nourish who focuses on developing the technology we use for use in... Read full post

Here at Nourish we believe that all carers should have access to the best tools in order to help enable the care they... Read full post

Both the social and health care sectors have been under a lot of pressure recently, as they face a perfect storm of: cuts,... Read full post

When the Financial Times puts on a conference about digital health, the sector takes notice. Health and social care sectors are changing at... Read full post

This is a proud moment for all of us at Nourish, but it should also be a proud moment for the care sector. 

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This week we have announced the launch of a new upgrade to our mobile care management system, including next generation real-time, integrated care... Read full post

Personalisation, co-ordination, and communication are challenging, both for care providers and for families. Without the right tools in place to support these processes,... Read full post

Engaged communities improve care quality and deliver benefits to families, those receiving and proving care. And whilst this sounds obvious, councils, care agencies... Read full post