Healthcare technology and services company Clanwilliam Group has announced a new partnership with the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation which will see the charity go paperless.
Clanwilliam Group is providing software worth €50,000 that will the enable Jack & Jill’s nationwide network of nurses to manage patient files electronically. Through the partnership, the Group will share expertise as its team trains Jack & Jill’s nurses in the use of the software. Fundraising support will also be provided over the course of the partnership, which will run for the next five years.
“We are honoured to be supporting this great cause through a significant software donation that will revolutionise how Jack & Jill’s network of nurses manages patient records in the future,” said Jennifer Hughes, director of marketing, Clanwilliam Group.
“Rather than relying on and storing paper files, the nurses will now have all the information they need at their fingertips. Our team is also looking forward to supporting Jack & Jill by offering up our expertise as we train the nurses in the use of the technology, and by giving our time to help the charity in its fundraising efforts.”
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