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Statistical returns used to collect information; download forms, or submit data online. In most cases guidance is provided.
The Review of Central Returns (ROCR) process ensures that central collections of information are appropriate to their purpose, do not duplicate existing collections, and minimise the burden on the NHS of submitting the data. All approved collections are allocated a ROCR Reference Number - any central collection without a valid ROCR Reference Number need not be completed by the NHS. The Review of Central Returns (ROCR) is now accessible on the Information Centre for health and social care website.
DH have developed a new regular web-based survey and data collection tool, the NHS Omnibus Survey, as a a method of gathering disparate collections and presenting them to the NHS in a unified way that allows respondents to input data more efficiently. The NHS Omnibus Survey is now accessible on the Information Centre for health and social care (IC) website.
This report reviews the PSS EX1 return and the needs for improved finance and activity data for adult social care, both locally and nationally. Key objectives for the review included the need for more relevant linked financial and activity data to be generated as contemporaneously as possible and to be directly useable by local managers.
The KS1 return collects Council data for 8 PAF indicators that is not collected on other returns.
Published: 31/03/2004
The KS1 return collects Council data for 8 PAF indicators that is not collected on other returns.
The KS1 return collects Council data for 19 PAF indicators that is not collected on other returns, requires data from two or more returns to be combined or is collected on a return that may not be available in time to produce the PAF Indicators publication or to use for star ratings.
Statistical returns used to collect information; download forms, or submit data online. In most cases guidance is provided. DfES are now responsible for these statistical returns.
The Referrals, Assessments and Packages of Care Project (RAP) was developed to provide a coherent set of national statistics on adult community care. RAP was first rolled out in England 1 April 2000 to 31 March 2001. This section provides newsletters, publications, evaluations and other documentation on RAP.
Guidance on completing the SR1 return, which collects information on local authority supported residents in staffed homes or other accommodation. Also contains
Information is requested by Friday 11 November 2005 and must be submitted using the Internet Data Collection facility. The downloads available here are for information only.
This document sets out the actions authorities will need to perform during 2003-04 to survey those clients with physical or sensory impairments aged 18-64 who are in receipt of community based services. The survey will provide information to DH for two PAF performance indicators.
Spreadsheet for return by 31 July 2005, with associated guidance, definitions and background information.
This return collects detailed expenditure data collected on RO3 until 1999-2000, data for PAF indicators involving expenditure collected on KS1 until 1999-2000 and expenditure, activity and unit costs data collected on the CIPFA Actuals return until 1999-2000.
The SSDA 702 form collects information on the numbers of people subject to Guardianship under Sections 7 and 37 of the Mental Health Act 1983.Section 7 of the Mental Health Act 1983 provides for guardianship under the auspices of a local social services authority (or a named individual) on the recommendation of two doctors and an application by an approved social worker or nearest relative. Under Section 37 a court can also make a guardianship order.
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This return collected information from councils with social services responsibilities in order to capture an overview picture of the compliance cost to local authorities to provide data for Department of Health social services statistical returns.
Guidance and training materials on ethnic category codes as well as some of the wider issues that prevent the collection of good quality ethnic information.
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