As a long-standing IT provider to the hospice sector and a trusted partner of Hospice Quality Partnership (HQP), we’re proud to be sponsoring Hospice UK’s 2026 Technology Maturity Survey.
Technology plays an increasingly important role in helping hospices deliver high-quality care, support their workforce and operate efficiently. However, many organisations still face challenges when it comes to prioritising investment and how they compare with others across the sector.
Hospice UK’s 2026 Technology Maturity Survey: Complete it here 🗳️
Why the Survey Matters…
The survey provides hospices with an opportunity to assess their digital maturity and benchmark themselves against other organisations across the UK. It will help build a clearer picture of how technology is being used across the sector, highlighting strengths, challenges and opportunities for improvement.
The insights gathered will support future Hospice UK guidance, webinars, events and resources, helping hospices make informed decisions about their digital future.
Why we’re Supporting the Initiative
Through our work with hospices and HQP members, we’ve seen first-hand how the right technology can help organisations improve efficiency, strengthen cyber security, support hybrid working and ultimately free up more time for patient care.
We’re sponsoring the survey because we’re passionate about helping hospices make the most of technology. The more organisations that take part, the more valuable the insights will be, creating a stronger evidence base for future digital investment and innovation.
What’s in it for Hospices?
By participating, hospices will receive:
- A personalised report
- Benchmarking against the wider sector
- Insight into technology strengths and gaps
- Data to support future technology planning and investment
- The opportunity to contribute to a better understanding of digital maturity across hospice care
Have Your Say…
If your hospice is eligible, we encourage you to take part and help shape the future of technology in hospice care. Together we can build a clearer picture of digital maturity across the sector. Helping to ensure technology continues to support the delivery of outstanding hospice care.
