In today’s long-term care sector, addressing severe staff shortages, reducing the burden on staff, and providing high-quality care have become urgent priorities, and there are high expectations for the use of “care technology,” such as ICT and care robots. The government is strongly promoting initiatives to “improve productivity in long-term care settings” that go beyond simply introducing care technology as a mere “tool”; these initiatives aim to fundamentally reexamine daily workflows and significantly improve the workplace environment. Whether you are a facility considering the introduction of care technology for the first time or one aiming to expand its use, the first step is to understand the essence of the solutions that care technology provides.
When actually proceeding with implementation, preparation from multiple perspectives—including not only selecting equipment but also ensuring staff adoption and establishing operational guidelines—is crucial. This site provides specific steps and keys to success. Review the basic implementation process and refer to case studies from facilities nationwide that have already taken the lead to find insights directly applicable to solving your facility’s challenges.