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Digital skills have become an essential part of the Care Certificate, as technology plays an increasing role in how care is delivered, recorded, and managed.
In health and social care, digital skills refer to the ability to confidently and safely use everyday technology to support your role. This includes:
As part of your role, you may be required to:
The Care Certificate encourages you to reflect honestly on your current digital capabilities. This means:
Support may come from:
Being digitally competent doesn’t mean becoming an IT expert. It means being able to carry out the essential digital tasks required to deliver safe, person-centred care. Good digital skills help you to:
In summary: Digital skills are no longer optional in care work. They are a core part of providing modern, effective and compliant support in today’s connected care environment.