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How can we boost AI use in children’s social care?
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How can we boost AI use in children’s social care?

The announcement to use artificial intelligence (AI) in education to help reduce burnout in teachers and tackle pupil absence could revolutionise the sector. But in children’s social care, where is the impetus to explore the benefits of tech. 

Collaborative leadership is an essential skill for social care leaders
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How the Social Care Commission will affect organisations
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Groundhog day: When will care reform advance from talks to action?
Julia Warrener, Interim Dean of Health and Social Work at the University of Hertfordshire, reflects
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Navigating the complexities of social care amid Ofsted’s new rating framework
The introduction of the new Ofsted ratings marks a significant shift in the education sector.
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Can AI rescue health and social care from burnout?
With 2024 drawing to a close, Dr Jonathan Shaw, former surgeon and emergency physician, reflects
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Meet the midwives working to end birth trauma
The number of women experiencing birth trauma in the UK is skyrocketing. Emily Whitehouse speaks to the
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How air pollution in the prosthetics industry can damage your health
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How can we boost AI use in children’s social care?
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How can we boost AI use in children’s social care?

The announcement to use artificial intelligence (AI) in education to help reduce burnout in teachers and tackle pupil absence could revolutionise the sector. But in children’s social care, where is the impetus to explore the benefits of tech. 

Collaborative leadership is an essential skill for social care leaders
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Collaborative leadership is an essential skill for social care leaders
January is often the time to look ahead at what will be different over the
Editor's Pick
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How the Social Care Commission will affect organisations
We’ve heard what care experts think of the newly announced social care plans, now, Ric
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Groundhog day: When will care reform advance from talks to action?
Julia Warrener, Interim Dean of Health and Social Work at the University of Hertfordshire, reflects
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Navigating the complexities of social care amid Ofsted’s new rating framework
The introduction of the new Ofsted ratings marks a significant shift in the education sector.
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Can AI rescue health and social care from burnout?
With 2024 drawing to a close, Dr Jonathan Shaw, former surgeon and emergency physician, reflects
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Meet the midwives working to end birth trauma
The number of women experiencing birth trauma in the UK is skyrocketing. Emily Whitehouse speaks to the
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How air pollution in the prosthetics industry can damage your health
Award-winning prosthetics in TV and film are made using hazardous chemicals. Neill Gorton at Millennium
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