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Discover recognised published and future standards that help data work together for users in health and adult social care within England.

  • Future standard

    The Provider Information Return (PIR) monitors how care providers ensure their services are safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led.

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    Date added: 9 Dec 2022

  • Future standard

    Market Oversight is a national scheme run by the Care Quality Commission which aims to cause as little disruption as possible to people in vulnerable circumstances if a difficult-to-replace care provider’s business fails and services have to be closed.

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    Date published: 9 Nov 2022

  • Future standard

    Registered providers must notify the CQC about certain changes, events and incidents that affect their service or the people who use it.

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    Date added: 9 Dec 2022

  • Future standard

    Care directory with ratings. This dataset contains details of the latest rating for each service.

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    Date published: 3 Jan 2023

  • Future standard

    This survey looks at the experiences of people who use community mental health services.

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    Date published: 27 Oct 2022

  • Future standard

    The Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set (ASC-WDS) is a free online data collection service that covers the adult social care workforce in England.

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    Date added: 8 Dec 2022

  • Future standard

    DSC Needs exists to provide a consistent terminology for Needs in the Minimum Operational Dataset and has been collated from existing terminologies including the LGA, NHS Data Dictionary and PRSB.

    Status: Draft in progress

    Date published: 1 Nov 2022

  • Future standard

    This profile sets minimum expectations for the Social Care Contact resource which is modelled using the FHIR ReferralRequest resource. The FHIR ReferralRequest resource was chosen to model a Contact as it was the most akin in terms of logic and structure.

    Status: Awaiting approval

    Date published: 4 Apr 2023

  • Future standard

    The Local Government Business Model (LGBM) defines the elements of public sector service delivery at a local level. The model comprises a set of controlled lists and relationships between them. These may be viewed as an ontology.

    Status: Proposed

    Date added: 31 Aug 2022

  • Future standard

    The Person Circumstance List is a listing of the various conditions connected with or affecting a person. It is often measurable and forms part of statistical data collected about individuals or groups.

    Status: Awaiting approval

    Date published: 26 Aug 2022

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