2017/18 - KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Service Performance 2017/18 2020/21 Target Rationale Explanation Outcome Indicator Target Target (what are we trying to achieve)? (PI) title Adult Social % of older people Projecting effective This indicator shows the There is strong evidence that Care (aged 65 or over) who performance and aim proportion of older people aged 65 services lead to improved were still at home 91 is to sustain this in and over discharged from hospital outcomes and value for money across days after discharge 2017/18 to their own home, a residential or the health and social care sectors from hospital into nursing care home or extra care 84% 88% reablement / housing for rehabilitation, who are rehabilitation services still at home or in extra care housing or an adult placement scheme setting 91 days after the date of their discharge Adult Social Delayed transfers of Currently in bottom Average number of delayed Adults are supported appropriately - Care care attributable to performance quartile transfers of care on a particular measures efficacy of initiatives to adult social care nationally. Significant day taken over the year that are improve patient experience for people initiatives in place to attributable to social care or jointly who need social care input 10 3.5 address this over the to social care and the NHS divided medium term by the size of the adult population in the area (aged 18 and over) multiplied by 100,000 Adult Social Long-term support This indicator reflects the number Adults are supported appropriately / Care needs of people aged of older people (65+ adults) improve and strengthen the choice of 65+ by admission to whose long-term support needs support and accommodation options for residential and 530 530 are best met by admission to people who need it. A lower rate of nursing care homes residential and nursing care admission to care homes can indicate homes efficacy of alternatives such as support in the home Adult Social Proportion of adults Adults of a working age (18 - 64) Enhancing quality of life for people with Care with learning with a learning disability who are care and support needs. People are able disabilities living living in their own home or with to find employment when they want, independently their family who are receiving long maintain a family and social life and 70 70 term social care services as a contribute to community life, and avoid percentage of adults of a working loneliness or isolation age with a learning disability who are receiving long term social care services in Cornwall
2017/18 - KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Service Performance Indicator (PI) title 2017/18 Target 2020/21 Target Target Rationale Explanation Outcome (what are we trying to achieve)? Adult Social Care % of older people (aged 65 or over) who were still at home 91 days after discharge from hospital into reablement / rehabilitation services 84% 88% Projecting effective performance and aim is to sustain this in 2017/18 This indicator shows the proportion of older people aged 65 and over discharged from hospital to their own home, a residential or nursing care home or extra care housing for rehabilitation, who are still at home or in extra care housing or an adult placement scheme setting 91 days after the date of their discharge There is strong evidence that services lead to improved outcomes and value for money across the health and social care sectors Adult Social Care Delayed transfers of care attributable to adult social care 10 3.5 Currently in bottom performance quartile nationally. Significant initiatives in place to address this over the medium term Average number of delayed transfers of care on a particular day taken over the year that are attributable to social care or jointly to social care and the NHS divided by the size of the adult population in the area (aged 18 and over) multiplied by 100,000 Adults are supported appropriately - measures efficacy of initiatives to improve patient experience for people who need social care input Adult Social Care Long-term support needs of people aged 65+ by admission to residential and nursing care homes 530 530 This indicator reflects the number of older people (65+ adults) whose long-term support needs are best met by admission to residential and nursing care homes Adults are supported appropriately / improve and strengthen the choice of support and accommodation options for people who need it. A lower rate of admission to care homes can indicate efficacy of alternatives such as support in the home Adult Social Care Proportion of adults with learning disabilities living independently 70 70 Adults of a working age (18 - 64) with a learning disability who are living in their own home or with their family who are receiving long term social care services as a percentage of adults of a working age with a learning disability who are receiving long term social care services in Cornwall Enhancing quality of life for people with care and support needs. People are able to find employment when they want, maintain a family and social life and contribute to community life, and avoid loneliness or isolation