Yes / No / know Don’t Q3.3: Do you have any Better Care Fund schemes intended to help reduce Delayed transfers of Care? Yes / No / know Don’t If so please provide details including where possible quantified impacts [xxxxx] Part 4 Information and monitoring – This part of the survey asks questions about the information available to your local authority and what monitoring you undertake of the discharge of older patients. Q4.1 Do social workers from your local authority have sufficient external information on the baseline condition / existing care requirements of older patients to allow them to provide appropriate care: Primary care patient information (e.g. GP All patients / most patients / some patients / records) no patients / know Don’t Information regarding the stay in person’s the acute hospital (Multi-disciplinary All patients / most patients / some patients / assessments, prescribed medicines and no patients / know Don’t individual preferences) Existing care plans and information on the All patients / most patients / some patients / previous functional condition no patients / know patient’s Don’t Community care providers (e.g. information All patients / most patients / some patients / from the community matron) no patients / know Don’t Independent sector providers (e.g. care All patients / most patients / some patients / homes) no patients / know Don’t ROUTING: Only answer Q5.2 if answered all / most / some in Q5.1 Q4.2 When can primary and secondary patient information be accessed by your local social workers: authority’s Weekends / bank Weekdays holidays / other holiday periods Primary care patient information (e.g. GP records) Information regarding the stay in the person’s acute hospital (Multi-disciplinary assessments, prescribed medicines and individual preferences)
Yes / No / Don’t know Q3.3: Do you have any Better Care Fund schemes intended to help reduce Delayed transfers of Care? Yes / No / Don’t know If so please provide details including where possible quantified impacts [xxxxx] Part 4 – Information and monitoring This part of the survey asks questions about the information available to your local authority and what monitoring you undertake of the discharge of older patients. Q4.1 Do social workers from your local authority have sufficient external information on the baseline condition / existing care requirements of older patients to allow them to provide appropriate care: Primary care patient information (e.g. GP records) All patients / most patients / some patients / no patients / Don’t know Information regarding the person’s stay in the acute hospital (Multi-disciplinary assessments, prescribed medicines and individual preferences) All patients / most patients / some patients / no patients / Don’t know Existing care plans and information on the patient’s previous functional condition All patients / most patients / some patients / no patients / Don’t know Community care providers (e.g. information from the community matron) All patients / most patients / some patients / no patients / Don’t know Independent sector providers (e.g. care homes) All patients / most patients / some patients / no patients / Don’t know ROUTING: Only answer Q5.2 if answered all / most / some in Q5.1 Q4.2 When can primary and secondary patient information be accessed by your local authority’s social workers: Weekdays Weekends / bank holidays / other holiday periods Primary care patient information (e.g. GP records) Information regarding the person’s stay in the acute hospital (Multi-disciplinary assessments, prescribed medicines and individual preferences)
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