Catalogue of Social Care Data

LTS004 Is a measure of the accommodation and employment status of working age clients with a Learning Disability.

One measure divides Long term support during the year (clients aged 18 to 64 with a PSR of learning disability, living in unsettled accommodation) by gender using the following data items:

– Rough sleeper / squatting
– Night shelter / emergency hostel / direct access hostel (temporary accommodation accepting self-referrals)
– Refuge
– Placed in temporary accommodation by the council (including homelessness resettlement)
– Staying with family / friends as a short term guest
– Acute / long term healthcare residential facility or hospital (e.g. NHS Independent general hospital / clinic, long stay hospital, specialist rehabilitation / recovery hospital)
– Registered care home
– Registered nursing home
– Young offenders institution / detention centre
– Other temporary accommodation
– Unknown

Response scale for all data items:
Male (no. of clients)
Female (no. of clients)

LTS004 Is a measure of the accommodation and employment status of working age clients with a Learning Disability.

One measure divides Long term support during the year (clients aged 18 to 64 with a PSR of learning disability, living on their own or with their family) by gender using the following data items:

– Owner occupier or shared ownership scheme
– Tenant (including local authority, arm’s length management organisations, registered social landlord, housing association)
– Tenant – private landlord
– Settled mainstream housing with family / friends (including flat-sharing)
– Supported accommodation / supported lodgings / supported group home (i.e. accommodation supported by staff or resident care taker)
– Shared lives scheme
– Approved premises for offenders released from prison or under probation supervision (e.g. probation hostel)
– Sheltered housing / extra care housing / other sheltered housing
– Mobile accommodation for Gypsy / Roma and Traveller communities

Response scale for all data items:
Male (no. of clients)
Female (no. of clients)

LTS004 Is a measure of the accommodation and employment status of working age clients with a Learning Disability.

One measure divides Long term support during the year (Clients aged 18 to 64 with a PSR of learning disability) by gender. It does this using the following data items:

-Paid – less than 16 hours a week
-Paid – 16 hours or more a week)
-Not in Paid Employment (seeking work)
-Not in Paid Employment (not actively seeking work / retired)
-Unknown

Response scale for all data items:
Male (no. of clients)
Female (no. of clients)

LTS003 is a measure of carer support provided during the year, broken down by the age of the carer, Primary Support Reason of the client (cared-for) and the type of support provided.

One set of data items divides Support provided to carers by method of assessment or review. This is broken down into the following data items:

– Support direct to carer – Direct Payment only
– Support direct to carer – Part Direct Payment
– Support direct to carer – CASSR Managed Personal Budget
– Support direct to carer – CASSR Commissioned Support only
– Support direct to carer – Information, Advice and Other Universal Services / Signposting
– No Direct Support Provided to Carer
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Where support was also provided direct to carer
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Where Information, advice and other universal services or signposting or No direct support was provided to carer

Response scale for all data items:
Jointly with the cared-for person (no. of clients)
Separately from the cared-for person (no. of clients)
No review or assessment during year (no. of clients)

LTS003 is a measure of carer support provided during the year, broken down by the age of the carer, Primary Support Reason of the client (cared-for) and the type of support provided.

One set of data items divides support provided to carers by primary support reason of cared for person: (most recent). This is broken down into the following data items:

– Support direct to carer – Direct Payment only
– Support direct to carer – Part Direct Payment
– Support direct to carer – CASSR Managed Personal Budget
– Support direct to carer – CASSR Commissioned Support only
– Support direct to carer – Information, Advice and Other Universal Services / Signposting
– No Direct Support Provided to Carer
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Where support was also provided direct to carer
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Where Information, advice and other universal services or signposting or No direct support was provided to carer

Response scale for all data items:
Physical Support: Access & mobility only (no. of clients)
Physical Support: Personal care support (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for visual impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for hearing impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for dual impairment (no. of clients)
Support with Memory & Cognition (no. of clients)
Learning Disability Support (no. of clients)
Mental Health Support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Substance misuse support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Asylum seeker support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Support for Social Isolation / Other (no. of clients)

LTS003 is a measure of carer support provided during the year, broken down by the age of the carer, Primary Support Reason of the client (cared-for) and the type of support provided.

One set of data items divides Support provided to new carers by age bands of carers. This is broken down into the following data items:

– Support direct to carer – Direct Payment only
– Support direct to carer – Part Direct Payment
– Support direct to carer – CASSR Managed Personal Budget
– Support direct to carer – CASSR Commissioned Support only
– Support direct to carer – Information, Advice and Other Universal Services / Signposting
– No Direct Support Provided to Carer
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Where support was also provided direct to carer
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Where Information, advice and other universal services or signposting or No direct support was provided to carer

Response scale for all data items:
Carer aged under 18 (no. of clients)
Carer aged 18-25 (no. of clients)
Carer aged 26-64 (no. of clients)
Carer aged 65-84 (no. of clients)
Carer aged 85+ (no. of clients)

LTS001b is a snapshot measure of supported clients at the year-end where the support is ‘long term’. Long Term support encompasses services provided with the intention of maintaining quality of life for an individual on an ongoing basis, and which have been allocated on the basis of eligibility criteria / policies (i.e. an assessment of need has taken place) and are subject to regular review.

Ethnicity data Long term support at the end of the year is collected for male and female participants separately. The same data items (below) are collected for both groups).

Nursing
Residential
Direct Payment only
Part Direct Payment
CASSR Managed Personal Budget
CASSR Commissioned Support only
CASSR Managed Personal Budget
CASSR Commissioned Support only

Response scale for each data item:
English / Welsh / Scottish / Northern Irish / British (no. of clients)
Irish (no. of clients)
Gypsy or Irish Traveller (no. of clients)
Any other White background (no. of clients)
White and Black Caribbean (no. of clients)
White and Black African (no. of clients)
White and Asian (no. of clients)
Any other mixed / multiple ethnic background (no. of clients)
Indian (no. of clients)
Pakistani (no. of clients)
Bangladeshi (no. of clients)
Chinese (no. of clients)
Any other Asian background (no. of clients)
African (no. of clients)
Caribbean (no. of clients)
Any other Black / African / Caribbean background (no. of clients)
Arab (no. of clients)
Other (no. of clients)
Refused (no. of clients)
Undeclared / Not known (no. of clients)

LTS003 is a measure of carer support provided during the year, broken down by the age of the carer, Primary Support Reason of the client (cared-for) and the type of support provided.

One set of data items divides Support Provided to carers by age bands of carers. This is broken down into the following data items:

– Support direct to carer – Direct Payment only
– Support direct to carer – Part Direct Payment
– Support direct to carer – CASSR Managed Personal Budget
– Support direct to carer – CASSR Commissioned Support only
– Support direct to carer – Information, Advice and Other Universal Services / Signposting
– No Direct Support Provided to Carer
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Where support was also provided direct to carer
– Respite or Other Forms of Carer Support delivered to the cared-for person – Where Information, advice and other universal services or signposting or No direct support was provided to carer

Response scale for all data items:
Carer aged under 18 (no. of clients)
Carer aged 18-25 (no. of clients)
Carer aged 26-64 (no. of clients)
Carer aged 65-84 (no. of clients)
Carer aged 85+ (no. of clients)

The LTS002b measure tracks the sequel to an unplanned review of long term support as well as recording planned reviews leading to a care home admission. Measure LTS002b includes a fuller account of planned reviews for those clients who have been receiving long term support for more than 12 months.

Some data items concern age bands for clients with both a planned and an unplanned review. Data items collected are:

– COUNT OF CLIENTS

Response scale:
for those Aged 18-64 (no. of clients)
for those Aged 65+ (no. of clients)

The LTS002b measure tracks the sequel to an unplanned review of long term support as well as recording planned reviews leading to a care home admission. Measure LTS002b includes a fuller account of planned reviews for those clients who have been receiving long term support for more than 12 months.

Some data items concern age bands for planned reviews where the sequel is a move to residential or nursing care for clients in a community setting. Data items collected are:

– Change in setting – Move to Nursing Care (from community)
– Change in setting – Move to Residential Care (from community)
– Short Term Support to Maximise Independence
– No change in setting – Level of Long-Term Support Increased
– No change in setting – No Change in Long Term Support
– No change in setting – Level of Long Term Support Decreased
– No change in setting – ALL Long-Term Support Temporarily Suspended
– No change in setting – ALL Long Term Support Ended

Response scale:
for those Aged 18-64 (no. of clients)
for those Aged 65+ (no. of clients)

The LTS002b measure tracks the sequel to an unplanned review of long term support as well as recording planned reviews leading to a care home admission. Measure LTS002b includes a fuller account of planned reviews for those clients who have been receiving long term support for more than 12 months.

Some data items concern Significant Events in unplanned reviews
(Clients aged 18 to 64 and 65+ collected separately) in a community setting. Data items collected are:

– prison: All sequels
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: Change in Setting – Move to Community
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: Short Term Support to Maximise Independence
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – Move to Nursing Care
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – Move to Residential Care
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – No Change in Long Term Support
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – ALL Long-Term Support Temporarily Suspended
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – ALL Long Term Support Ended

Response scale for all data items:
Hospital (Planned and Unplanned episodes) (no. of clients)
Carer-related (no. of clients)
Safeguarding Concern (no. of clients)
Other Reason (no. of clients)
Provider Failure (no. of clients)

The LTS002b measure tracks the sequel to an unplanned review of long term support as well as recording planned reviews leading to a care home admission. Measure LTS002b includes a fuller account of planned reviews for those clients who have been receiving long term support for more than 12 months.

Some data items concern Significant Events in unplanned reviews
(Clients aged 18 to 64 and 65+ collected separately) in a prison, nursing or residential setting. Data items collected are:

– prison: All sequels
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: Change in Setting – Move to Community
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: Short Term Support to Maximise Independence
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – Move to Nursing Care
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – Move to Residential Care
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – No Change in Long Term Support
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – ALL Long-Term Support Temporarily Suspended
– Nursing and Residential Setting – Sequel to unplanned review: No Change in Setting – ALL Long Term Support Ended

Response scale for all data items:
Hospital (Planned and Unplanned episodes) (no. of clients)
Carer-related (no. of clients)
Safeguarding Concern (no. of clients)
Other Reason (no. of clients)
Provider Failure (no. of clients)

LTS001c is a snapshot measure of supported clients at the year-end where the support is ‘long term’ and has been in place for at least 12 consecutive months.

Some data items concern Primary support reasons for Long term support for 12+ months at the end of the year (Separate collections for clients aged 18 to 64 and those aged 65+). Data items collected are:

Nursing
Residential
Direct Payment only
Part Direct Payment
CASSR Managed Personal Budget
CASSR Commissioned Support only
CASSR Managed Personal Budget
CASSR Commissioned Support only

Response scale for each data item:
Physical Support: Access & mobility only (no. of clients)
Physical Support: Personal care support (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for visual impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for hearing impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for dual impairment (no. of clients)
Support with Memory & Cognition (no. of clients)
Learning Disability Support (no. of clients)
Mental Health Support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Substance misuse support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Asylum seeker support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Support for Social Isolation / Other (no. of clients)

STS001 – The intention is to count the sequels of requests for support (contacts from new clients or their representatives, or someone acting on their behalf) being made in relation to the provision of adult social care services. This is done under the following data items (for clients aged 18-65 and again separately for those aged 65+):

-Short Term Support to Maximise Independence (for new requests and for repeat requests)
-Long Term Support (eligible services) – nursing care
-Long Term Support (eligible services) – residential care
-Long Term Support (eligible services) – community
-Long Term Support (eligible services) – prison
-100% NHS Funded Care
-End of Life
-Ongoing Low Level Support
-Short Term Support (other)
-Universal Services/ Signposted to other services
-No Services Provided – Deceased
-No Services Provided – other reason

Response scale for each data item:
Planned Entry (Transition) (no. of clients)
Discharge from Hospital (no. of clients)
Diversion from Hospital services (no. of clients)
Self-funder with depleted funds (no. of clients)
of which previously provided with 12-week disregard or deferred payment (since 1st April 2014) (no. of clients)
Community / Other route (no. of clients)
Prison (no. of clients)

LTS001b is a snapshot measure of supported clients at the year-end where the support is ‘long term’. Long Term support encompasses services provided with the intention of maintaining quality of life for an individual on an ongoing basis, and which have been allocated on the basis of eligibility criteria / policies (i.e. an assessment of need has taken place) and are subject to regular review.

Some data items concern Primary support for Long term support at the end of the year (Separate collections for clients aged 18 to 64 and those aged 65+). Data items collected are:

Nursing
Residential
Direct Payment only
Part Direct Payment
CASSR Managed Personal Budget
CASSR Commissioned Support only
CASSR Managed Personal Budget
CASSR Commissioned Support only

Response scale for each data item:
Physical Support: Access & mobility only (no. of clients)
Physical Support: Personal care support (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for visual impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for hearing impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for dual impairment (no. of clients)
Support with Memory & Cognition (no. of clients)
Learning Disability Support (no. of clients)
Mental Health Support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Substance misuse support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Asylum seeker support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Support for Social Isolation / Other (no. of clients)

LTS001a is a ‘through the year’ measure of supported clients where the support is ‘long term’. Long Term support encompasses services provided with the intention of maintaining quality of life for an individual on an ongoing basis, and which has been allocated on the basis of eligibility criteria / policies (i.e. an assessment of need has taken place) and are subject to regular review.

Some data items concern Primary support reasons concerning long term support during the year (Separate collections for clients aged 18 to 64 and those aged 65+). Data items collected are:

Nursing
Residential
Direct Payment only
Part Direct Payment
CASSR Managed Personal Budget
CASSR Commissioned Support only
CASSR Managed Personal Budget
CASSR Commissioned Support only

Response scale for each data item:
Physical Support: Access & mobility only (no. of clients)
Physical Support: Personal care support (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for visual impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for hearing impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for dual impairment (no. of clients)
Support with Memory & Cognition (no. of clients)
Learning Disability Support (no. of clients)
Mental Health Support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Substance misuse support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Asylum seeker support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Support for Social Isolation / Other (no. of clients)

The STS004 measure collects data on the benefit to clients from reablement / rehabilitation services following a hospital episode. It captures the joint work of social services and health staff and services commissioned by joint teams as well those commissioned by social services only.

Data items in this category concern hospital discharges into reablement / rehabilitation services for clients aged 65 and over. The data items collected are:

– 65 to 74 years old
– 75 to 84 years old
– 85 years old and over
– Total – 65 and Over

Response scale for all data items:
Number of discharges in period to rehabilitation where the intention is for the patient to go back home
(1st October – 31st December)
Number of discharges above where person was still at home 91 days later

STS002b is a similar measure to STS002a except that only existing clients should be included, i.e. those in receipt of long term support at the point of the decision to provide a period of ST-Max

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

A set of data items concern Age bands for Completed episodes of ST-Max resulting in Early Cessation of Service (return to long term support) where there is a move to residential or nursing care. The data items are:

– Move to Nursing Care (from Community)
– Move to Residential Care (from Community)
– No change in setting

Response scale for all data items:
– for those Aged 18-64 (no. of clients)
– for those Aged 65+ (no. of clients)

STS002b is a similar measure to STS002a except that only existing clients should be included, i.e. those in receipt of long term support at the point of the decision to provide a period of ST-Max

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

A set of data items concern Carer Support for Completed episodes of ST-Max Existing clients episodes of ST-Max. The data items are:

– Early Cessation of Service (not returning to long term support) – NHS funded care/ end of life / deceased
– Early Cessation of Service (not returning to long term support) – other reason
– Early Cessation of Service (return to long term support) – any setting
-Move to Nursing Care (from community)
– Move to Residential Care (from community)
– Move to Community
– Level of Long-Term Support Increased
– No Change in Long Term Support
– Level of Long Term Support Decreased
– ALL Long Term Support Ended – no ongoing eligible needs

Response scale of all data items:
Carer (no. of clients)
No carer (no. of clients)

STS002b is a similar measure to STS002a except that only existing clients should be included, i.e. those in receipt of long term support at the point of the decision to provide a period of ST-Max

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

A set of data items concern Primary Support Reasons for completed episodes of Completed episodes of ST-Max
Existing clients (aged 18 to 64 and separate collection for 65+). The data items are:

– Early Cessation of Service (not returning to long term support) – NHS funded care/ end of life / deceased
– Early Cessation of Service (not returning to long term support) – other reason
– Early Cessation of Service (return to long term support) – any setting
-Move to Nursing Care (from community)
– Move to Residential Care (from community)
– Move to Community
– Level of Long-Term Support Increased
– No Change in Long Term Support
– Level of Long Term Support Decreased
– ALL Long Term Support Ended – no ongoing eligible needs

Response scale for each data item:
Physical Support: Access & mobility only (no. of clients)
Physical Support: Personal care support (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for visual impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for hearing impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for dual impairment (no. of clients)
Support with Memory & Cognition (no. of clients)
Learning Disability Support (no. of clients)
Mental Health Support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Substance misuse support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Asylum seeker support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Support for Social Isolation / Other (no. of clients)

STS002b is a similar measure to STS002a except that only existing clients should be included, i.e. those in receipt of long term support at the point of the decision to provide a period of ST-Max

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

The first set of data items concern Route of Access for completed episodes of ST-Max Existing clients. The data items are:

– Early Cessation of Service (not returning to long term support) – NHS funded care/ end of life / deceased
– Early Cessation of Service (not returning to long term support) – other reason
– Early Cessation of Service (return to long term support) – any setting
-Move to Nursing Care (from community)
– Move to Residential Care (from community)
– Move to Community
– Level of Long-Term Support Increased
– No Change in Long Term Support
– Level of Long Term Support Decreased
– ALL Long Term Support Ended – no ongoing eligible needs

Response scale for all data items:
Discharge from Hospital (no. of clients)
Diversion from Hospital Services (no. of clients)
Community / Other Route (no. of clients)
Prison (no. of clients)

STS002a – This measure tracks the sequel to a limited period of short term support and will provide some indication of the outcomes of services intended to maximise the independence of new clients, especially when considered in conjunction with measure STS001.

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

Finally STS002a, collects information on the age bands of completed episodes of ST-Max resulting in long term support
New clients via the following data items:

-for clients aged 18-64
-of whom had a route of access Self Funder with Depleted Funds and had previously had either 12 week disregard/ DPA
-for clients aged 65+
-of whom had a route of access Self Funder with Depleted Funds and had previously had either 12 week disregard/ DPA

Response scale for all data items:
Community (no. of clients)
Residential (no. of clients)
Nursing (no. of clients)
Prison (no. of clients)

STS002a – This measure tracks the sequel to a limited period of short term support and will provide some indication of the outcomes of services intended to maximise the independence of new clients, especially when considered in conjunction with measure STS001.

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

Under STS002a, measures collect information on support from carers by completed episodes of ST-Max New clients via the following data items:

-Early cessation of service (not leading to long term support) – 100% NHS funded care/End of Life/deceased
-Early cessation of service (not leading to long term support) – other reason
-Early Cessation of Service (leading to long term support)
-Long Term Support (any setting)
-No services provided – needs identified but self-funding
-Ongoing Low Level Support
-Short Term Support (other)
-No services provided – needs identified but support declined
-No Services Provided – Universal Services / signposted to other services
-No Services provided – no identified needs

Response scale for all data items:
No carer (no. of clients)
Carer (no. of clients)
Not known (no. of clients)

STS002a – This measure tracks the sequel to a limited period of short term support and will provide some indication of the outcomes of services intended to maximise the independence of new clients, especially when considered in conjunction with measure STS001.

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

Under STS002a, measures also collect the client ethnicity of completed episodes of ST-Max on the following data items:

-Early cessation of service (not leading to long term support) – 100% NHS funded care/End of Life/deceased
-Early cessation of service (not leading to long term support) – other reason
-Early Cessation of Service (leading to long term support)
-Long Term Support (any setting)
-No services provided – needs identified but self-funding
-Ongoing Low Level Support
-Short Term Support (other)
-No services provided – needs identified but support declined
-No Services Provided – Universal Services / signposted to other services
-No Services provided – no identified needs

Response scale for each data item:
English / Welsh / Scottish / Northern Irish / British (no. of clients)
Irish (no. of clients)
Gypsy or Irish Traveller (no. of clients)
Any other White background (no. of clients)
White and Black Caribbean (no. of clients)
White and Black African (no. of clients)
White and Asian (no. of clients)
Any other mixed / multiple ethnic background (no. of clients)
Indian (no. of clients)
Pakistani (no. of clients)
Bangladeshi (no. of clients)
Chinese (no. of clients)
Any other Asian background (no. of clients)
African (no. of clients)
Caribbean (no. of clients)
Any other Black / African / Caribbean background (no. of clients)
Arab (no. of clients)
Other (no. of clients)
Refused (no. of clients)
Undeclared / Not known (no. of clients)

STS002a – This measure tracks the sequel to a limited period of short term support and will provide some indication of the outcomes of services intended to maximise the independence of new clients, especially when considered in conjunction with measure STS001.

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

Under STS002a, Primary Support Reason for Completed episodes of ST-Max New clients (aged 18 to 64 and then separately for those aged 65+) are recorded by the following data items:

-Early cessation of service (not leading to long term support) – 100% NHS funded care/End of Life/deceased
-Early cessation of service (not leading to long term support)
– Early Cessation of Service (leading to long term support)
– Long Term Support (any setting)
– No services provided – needs identified but self-funding
– Ongoing Low Level Support
– Short Term Support (other)
– No services provided – needs identified but support declined
– No Services Provided – Universal Services / signposted to other services
-No Services provided – no identified needs

Response scale for each data item:
Physical Support: Access & mobility only (no. of clients)
Physical Support: Personal care support (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for visual impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for hearing impairment (no. of clients)
Sensory Support: Support for dual impairment (no. of clients)
Support with Memory & Cognition (no. of clients)
Learning Disability Support (no. of clients)
Mental Health Support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Substance misuse support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Asylum seeker support (no. of clients)
Social Support: Support for Social Isolation / Other (no. of clients)

STS002a – This measure tracks the sequel to a limited period of short term support and will provide some indication of the outcomes of services intended to maximise the independence of new clients, especially when considered in conjunction with measure STS001.

ST-Max = Short term support to maximise independence

Under STS002a, Route of Access for completed episodes of ST-Max New clients are recorded by the following data items:

-Early cessation of service (not leading to long term support) – 100% NHS funded care/End of Life/deceased
-Early cessation of service (not leading to long term support)
– Early Cessation of Service (leading to long term support)
– Long Term Support (any setting)
– No services provided – needs identified but self-funding
– Ongoing Low Level Support
– Short Term Support (other)
– No services provided – needs identified but support declined
– No Services Provided – Universal Services / signposted to other services
-No Services provided – no identified needs

Response scale for each data item:
Planned Entry (Transition) (no. of clients)
Discharge from Hospital (no. of clients)
Diversion from Hospital services (no. of clients)
Self-funder with depleted funds (no. of clients)
of which previously provided with 12-week disregard or deferred payment (since 1st April 2014) (no. of clients)
Community / Other route (no. of clients)
Prison (no. of clients)