Digital Inclusion Moray Workshop

Following on from last year’s digital inclusion group meetings, workshops, and event there was agreement that the terms of reference should be reviewed to update the group’s function, remit, and membership.  To inform this, we felt that it would be helpful to invite you all to attend a workshop hosted by the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) in the demonstration environment in UHI Moray to increase awareness and understanding of the ambitions of the Rural Centre of excellence (RCE), give a chance to try the digital tools developed to date, and show these align with and inform the national digital programmes and infrastructure.

Through co-design, it has been agreed with H&SC and third sector partners that there is value in creating a technology-enabled care demo/ assessment/training hub in Elgin, with a connected network to cover all areas in Moray.  To maximise digital inclusion to support this significant change in how health, wellbeing and care services are delivered and received, there are plans to embed digital inclusion resources and staffing into this model.  We are keen to explore how this might fit with the wider digital inclusion plans in Moray, as holistic wellbeing obviously includes employability, leisure, housing, finance, etc. This could be an ideal opportunity to meet the group's objectives and ambitions collectively and form a strong basis for the creation of s digital inclusion strategy and plan for Moray

The workshop will also be supported by Tara French to look at how this aligns with the Scottish government digital inclusion programme and any funding/sustainability resources or opportunities this may leverage.  The outputs will be used to inform the future and scope of the group.

Media Consent Statement

Please read the statement below before registering to attend:

During this event, the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre may capture photos, audio and video of proceedings.

By consenting you agree to the University of Strathclyde, acting through the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI), using photographs, audio and/ or video recordings including images of me both internally and externally to promote the University, the work of the DHI and any specific projects that these images are being captured as part of.

These images could be used in print and digital media formats, including print publications, websites, email communication, digital advertisements, social media, promotional videos, the University prospectus and materials for teaching, research and promotional purposes.

The University also retains the right to share materials with third parties to enable us to jointly promote the work of the University, the DHI and specific projects.

Images on websites can be viewed throughout the world and not just in the United Kingdom, and some overseas countries may not provide the same level of protection to the rights of individuals as EU/UK legislation provides.

The University of Strathclyde will retain the images/footage/audio for a period of five years, at which point they will be deleted from the University’s files.

There may be exceptions, when some of them are passed to the University Archive Department to form part of a permanent record or are used for a longer period of time.

Full copyright of the images/footage/audio and content derived from such belongs to the University of Strathclyde, and any element of the images/footage/audio may be used as detailed above.

How will the DHI use your personal data, and who will they share it with?

Promotion of the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) for future events. Such promotion may include use in the DHI’s advertising and resources, including but not limited to the DHI website (www.dhi-scotland.com), social media, advertising, press, film and video, radio and publications.