Join Mark Topps, Award winning Care Mentor, in an engaging panel discussion with Abeed Mohamed, Co-founder and CSO at Birdie, Amrit Dhaliwal from Walfinch and the family member of a care recipient. Discover just how care can work when everyone is able to be an active, motivated participant; and how this new model looks set to become the future of care.

Learning outcomes:
- Tangible ways to reposition the care recipient and their families as having choice and control over how they give and receive care.
- Showing how every partner in the care system - from from care professionals to family members, hospitals to telemedicine - is connected as part of an ‘always-on’ community that embraces care as part of a long-term healthy lifestyle, not just when a crisis occurs.
- Showcasing how different ‘neighbours’ work together seamlessly around the needs of the individual through innovative technology - forming the network that not only brings everyone together, but harnesses data and feedback loops to create a system of intelligence: our ‘collective wisdom’ as a village.