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Updates on Health and Social Care Projects: Respite Care and Delayed Discharge Statistics

This update covers important changes in health and social care projects, focusing on the Respite Care Survey, now renamed as Short Breaks Survey. New guidance for data collection starting from 2012/13 includes options for survey returns. We emphasize delayed discharge statistics, with revised targets aimed at reducing delays effectively within specified timelines. Additionally, we discuss the collection and analysis of various data sources related to care services, provide insights into local authority comparisons, and seek input on communication practices to enhance public awareness.

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Updates on Health and Social Care Projects: Respite Care and Delayed Discharge Statistics

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  1. Updates on other Health & Social Care projects

  2. Respite Care Survey • Renamed Short Breaks (Respite) Survey • New guidance being issued for 2012/13 onwards • Choice in how survey is returned in 2012/13: • Aggregate return using spreadsheet • Individual return sent via ProcXed

  3. Scottish Care Homes Census • Collected by Care Inspectorate through secure eForms system • Analysed and published by ISD Scotland – last published October 2012 From 2012-13, SCHC collecting • Names, DOB, postcode • To allow for Data Linking with Health, Housing and other data sources • Carried out full Privacy Impact Assessment with ISD • Created Privacy Notices for Care Homes to use including easy-read version

  4. Delayed Discharge Census • Published quarterly by ISD – next publication 26th February 2013 • Revised targets have been set for Delayed Discharge to have no-one delayed for more than four weeks by April 2013 and more than two weeks by April 2015. • Delays of less than 3 days are now counted. • ‘Code 9’ delays are now in main publication. • Last two quarters have published new information on ‘bed days lost’ to delayed discharge each quarter (this is obtained from new EDISON system) • In all Health Board areas average ‘bed days lost’ is higher than the quarterly census data

  5. Delayed Discharges

  6. LFR3 review Latest LFR3 data – 2011/12 • 2011/12 expenditure data will be published on 26th February 2013 • Do you know what this looks like for your LA? • Changes made last year to overall LFR workbook and guidance • Data may not be consistent with previous years? • SOLACE / IS indicators will be published in March 2013 • Home Care indicator looks at average hourly rate based on LFR3 Home Care expenditure compared with Home Care Hours – is this comparing like with like? LFR3 review • Review group set up last year - considering future design and guidance for LFR3 • Looking to reduce size of LFR3 form • Looking to get better consistency between Local Authorities • Looking for new members

  7. Registered Blind & Partially Sighted Survey • Not been published since 2010 • No plans to publish data on only people who are registered with visual impairment • Considering future publication on disability using various sources – this could cover Blind, Deaf, Learning Disability, Autism and possibly other groups. • Possible sources: • Census 2011 • Scottish Household Survey, Scottish Health Survey, etc • Schools Census • Other?

  8. Mental Health Officers • MHO survey has been transferred to SSSC (Scottish Social Services Council) • SSSC currently collecting data and plan to publish in May 2013 • SSSC is an Official Statistics producer • Also publish Social Care Workforce

  9. Census week 2013 • Easter weekend this year is 29th March to 1st April. • Therefore last week in March may not be a typical week. • Choices for census week: • Week including 20th March • Week including 10th April Discuss • Which do people prefer? • What are pros and cons of each?

  10. LA updates ?

  11. Dissemination of Information • How often should we have these meetings? • What are the best methods of making information available? • Scottish Government website • ScotXed website • Other websites e.g. Knowledge Hub, Yammer • Newsletters • Anything else?

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