Adult Social Care data collections: March 2013 letter
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Adult Social Care data collections: March 2013 letter
March 2013 letter to councils
• Update on the collections being developed for 2014/15
• Further information on the new Safeguarding Adults Return and revised DoLS return for 2013/14
• Update on the collections and publications
• Requests for volunteers
How the letter was developed
• Through regular discussions with the ZBR communications group, which includes a number of council representatives
• Through feedback from queries received and discussions with groups such as ADASS S&P
• Through endorsement by the DH/ADASS Outcomes and Information Development Board
Update on the collections being developed for 2014/15
• Plans to replace RAP, ASC-CAR and PSSEX1 with collections on short/long term support and finance, underpinned by the equalities and classifications framework
• Thank you to the 47 councils who took part in the impact assessment, and all those in testing / development groups
• Intention to make an announcement on final plans by end of May 2013
• Latest draft ZBR materials are on the HSCIC website and will continue to be updated
Further information on the new Safeguarding Adults Return (SAR) and revised DoLS return for 2013/14• The changes were announced in September
2012.
• Thank you to colleagues who advised on the development of materials
• The SAR replaces the AVA collection for 2013/14 onwards
• Record level recording for the revised DoLS collection will start in April, reported to the HSCIC annually
• Guardianship remains the same
Update on the collections and publications• The HSCIC has published a number of final
2011/12 reports in early 2013, with most of this data also being on NASCIS
• It is likely that data will be in the public domain earlier this year than last
• Thank you for submitting carers’ survey data
• And thank you for feedback on the collections systems. We have made some changes to Omnibus collections.
Requests for volunteers
• Thank you to everyone who has been involved in our stakeholder groups, or by providing feedback recently
• Most volunteers are currently from NW, SE and London, so volunteers from other regions are sought
• We may be able to offer further secondment opportunities
• DH would like more volunteers for the ASCOF reference group
Further information
Please look at the March 2013 letter to councils for web links and e-mail addresses