Our approach supports the Scottish Government’s and NHS Scotland’s Digital Health and Care strategy and we are committed to enabling a healthier Scotland through our work with community and mental health providers and local authorities. Our aim:
- Provide solutions that improve the quality of care in Scotland
- Empower care receivers
- Enable seamless integration of health and social care information, regardless of care setting
- Improve outcomes for everyone
Our case management and patient record systems enable carers to focus on:
- Prevention and early intervention
- Supported self-management
- The best care, closer to home
- The choice of the person receiving care
Our commitment to interoperability and integrated care in Scotland
We often hear from frontline staff that they are hindered by disconnected systems, and need to log on to several systems to do their job. At Servelec, we enable data sharing across care settings, through systems that talk, to deliver integrated care.
Our social care case management system, Mosaic has been a vehicle for change for Dundee City Council, delivering a shift in the way services are brought to Dundee’s citizens – joining records together for Digital Care.
Interoperability changed our care pathways – Dundee Council’s digital case management journey
Servelec’s Mosaic software has helped Dundee Council to understand the needs of its service users and manage them better, bringing staff a single, digital view of each case.
> Find out moreWe appreciate the on-going challenges of reform in Scotland to integrate health and social care services. The legislative strategy of integration and the positive implications for the outcomes of individuals is one which is achievable using Mosaic in Scotland.
To find out how Servelec’s solutions could help your authority or Health Board deliver on the ambitions of Scotland’s Digital Health and Care Strategy, contact us today.
Delivering self-directed support
Self-directed Support (SDS) aims to give people, carers and families control over their care by allowing them to make informed choices on what their support plan looks like, and how it is delivered. It enables them to set their own care outcomes, and shaping the budget for how their care is allocated, therefore supporting self-management and independence.
A number of councils in Scotland are already using Servelec’s social care digital case management system Mosaic and we’re working with them to integrate case information with incorporated health systems, improving data sharing for the benefit of service users.
By providing case management on a single platform, a system like Mosaic can significantly improve the day-to-day workflows of frontline staff, freeing up the resources, which approaches like SDS demand. We’re eager to work with our partners in the public sector to make integration work at all levels, by bringing services together around individuals and families to create an unbroken unified process.
If you’re keen to find out more about what Mosaic can offer, or about our work in Scotland more generally, please contact us today.
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Mosaic
Mosaic helps your social care teams achieve better outcomes. It’s the only customisable social care workflow software to unite information on an individual, their family and finances. And it allows social care professionals to spend more time supporting those in need.
> Learn moreMosaic | Portal
A web-based portal product that interfaces with Servelec’s Mosaic case management software so that citizens, associated professionals and care providers can manage the effective care of an individual.
> Learn moreMosaic | Health Viewer
Servelec's Mosaic Health Viewer provides a quick, simple way to see shared care records and history stored on a Mosaic case management system. It connects social care and the multiple data entries of GP, hospital and outpatient care into a simple, single view.
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