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CARE PROTECT


ABOUT THIS PRODUCT...


Care Protect combines the use of the latest camera and secure cloud technology with monitoring undertaken by the team of highly experienced, independent experts.


It offers a range of flexible services that combine the use of filming of images and audio activity and the latest secure cloud technology, with monitoring undertaken by a team of highly experienced independent experts, to safeguard and protect adults and children in health and social care settings. By this greater transparency, it aims to improve standards of care quality and safety.


The cameras and filming adopted by Care Protect use the most advanced and affordable, secure and private cameras, which are visually unobtrusive. The installation and ongoing maintenance of this equipment is straightforward, and the necessary technical expertise, support and training is managed by the Care Protect specialist team.


Care Protect was created to promote excellent, sustainable and consistent care delivery in health and social care settings by using camera and audio technology, the latest secure cloud-based data storage services and a 24-hour monitoring team of health and social care professionals.


www.care-protect.co.uk


Services include: • CCTV Install, Migration & Management • Retrospective Quality Reporting • High Risk Live Monitoring • Independent Incident Reviewing • Cloud Data Storage Upgrades


Company Contact 10 AWARDS 2020


Care Protect offers a system that combines the use of filming of images and audio activity and the latest secure cloud technology, with monitoring undertaken by our team of highly experienced independent experts, to safeguard and protect adults and children in health & social care settings and, by this greater transparency, improve standards of care quality and safety.


Info@care-protect.co.uk 0800 133 7777 www.care-protect.co.uk


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The cameras include sound and motion detection and infrared facilities so immediate alerts can be raised if an incident is seen or heard or there is a connectivity or maintenance issue. They also include privacy settings to block any agreed zones or areas of view the cameras would normally show.


A unique and secure connection is made from the cameras to the client’s secure and protected cloud-based account. This enables all the film and audio footage to be pushed to an online encrypted storage portal, customised to support individual requirements (a process having gained the highly acclaimed Secure by Design status). An additional benefit this creates is that no local recording or local storage of footage takes place and instead all film images and audio activity is stored off site in the secure and protected web-based setting.


The organisation and its advisers, in developing this concept, have taken account of the various legislation surrounding data protection and filming.


If implemented appropriately it is widely acknowledged that the use of CCTV filming is the best method to protect people. Aware that public trust in adult and child health & social care is being undermined by incidents of poor care or malpractice, including those regularly reported in the media, Care Protect has been set up to help address this issue.


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