and social care provision. Local data (ED HSCP Delayed Discharge statistics) suggests that the majority of our delayed discharge cohort of service users have long term conditions which have impacted on their functionality to such a degree that rehabilitation/enablement may not be an option and that emphasis on intermediate care would mainly be about focusing on transitions into a care home. There should however still be an opportunity for the promotion of rehabilitation, and for those with identified needs. (NHS Scotland, Everyone Matters: 2020 Workforce Vision)
and social care provision. Local data (ED HSCP Delayed Discharge statistics) suggests that the majority of our delayed discharge cohort of service users have long term conditions which have impacted on their functionality to such a degree that rehabilitation/enablement may not be an option and that emphasis on intermediate care would mainly be about focusing on transitions into a care home. There should however still be an opportunity for the promotion of rehabilitation, and for those with identified needs. (NHS Scotland, Everyone Matters: 2020 Workforce Vision)
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