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Morris Care team win national Leader in Care Award

By Shropshire Live Business15 October 2021
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Shrewsbury-based Morris Care has triumphed at the national Leader in Care Awards 2021, which were held at the National Conference Centre in Birmingham.

Morris Care team win national Leader in Care Award

The team won Business Initiative of the Year, with judges recognising its creative approach to supporting residents and staff and commitment to quality care.

Morris Care’s Time is Precious digital transformation programme saw it embrace technology to reduce time-consuming record writing, produce greater efficiency and safeguards, improve governance and drive improvements in care delivery.

The family business, which has six nursing homes in Shropshire and Cheshire, introduced the initiative at a time when COVID-19 put the care sector under pressures never seen before. The main aim was to enable its 550 staff to spend more time with residents to benefit all.

The business bought systems from care sector suppliers which it tailored to fit its ethos. It purchased computers, laptops and smart phones, appointed a Digital Transformation Manager, provided training and moved all current information onto its digital platform.

The approach included digitising 50,000 paper HR records onto a more efficient and secure online system, introducing a system to provide extra security for administering medication, and providing staff with hand-held devices to access care plans to ensure residents’ individual needs and preferences were met.

Morris Care Chief Executive Lucy Holl said: “This is well deserved recognition from the care sector for the pioneering work carried out by the team. We are committed to moving the sector forward but at the heart of it has been enabling our caring professionals to devote more time to looking after our residents.

“This award means so much to us and we will continue to develop the programme as part of our company philosophy of ‘Excellence as Standard’.”

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