Effective management of staff schedules and client needs is more critical in today's care sector. The demand for care services continues to grow, but many organisations still rely on outdated systems, manual processes, and fragmented tools that hinder efficiency. Optimising care and rota management through digitisation is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity for delivering high-quality care and reducing strain on care teams.
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Read StoryWe explore the critical balance between security and usability in care management systems, focusing on the importance of a 70-minute timeout feature. The post contrasts this with the limitations of PIN-only systems, which, despite their simplicity, pose higher security risks due to constant accessibility and reliance on manual operation.
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