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Care software provider Evaran has appointed James Frampton as its UK general manager. He has joined the business to help guide Evaran's strategic direction and drive growth across the business. Evaran's UK operations are responsible for homecare software

Care software provider Evaran has appointed James Frampton as its UK general manager. Evaran operates several brands in the care software sector including CareLineLive, MOA, eCase and Checked In Care. Evaran's UK operations are responsible for home care b

The social care sector is under sustained pressure. An ageing population, the increasing complexity of care needs and ongoing workforce shortages are placing strain on providers. Long waiting times and overstretched teams are familiar concerns across the

Care software provider Evaran has appointed James Frampton as its UK general manager. Frampton has a tech background, having previously worked at SugarCRM as its chief revenue officer.

Press release Evaran has announced the appointment of James Frampton as its new General Manager/Managing Director for the UK for it's home care software brand CareLineLive ((known as Evaran Home Care in Australia and New Zealand). Frampton has joined the

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Switching care software isn't always as daunting as it seems. About Ali's Home Healthcare For 26 years, Ali's Home Healthcare has been a fixture of community care across Canterbury, New Zealand. Its origins are humble: the business was founded by a suppor

New report warns fragmented digital records are creating safety risks and increasing pressure on frontline care staff

The care sector is shifting. For many years, "person-centred" care has been used to describe care that is organised around the needs, preferences and circumstances of the person receiving it. Increasingly, particularly in home care and disability support,

Care providers are putting vulnerable people at risk by relying on computer systems that do not share information, a report has warned.