Part of Short and Long Term (SALT) data sources for the Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework (ASCOF) 2023-24
ASCOF Measure 2B (formally 2A(1)) – The number of adults aged 18 to 64 whose long-term support needs are met by admission to residential and nursing care homes, per 100,000 population
Formula: (X/Y)*100,000
X: Numerator
The sum of the number of council-supported younger adults (aged 18-64) whose long-term support needs were met by a change of setting to residential and nursing care during the year (excluding transfers between residential and nursing care) (figures 4 - 9)
The following SALT data items are utilised within the numerator for ASCOF 2B
| Measure | Population | Table | Cell description |
|---|---|---|---|
| STS001 | Short Term Support: New Clients |
1a (Figure 4) |
Total of contents of cells within columns ‘Long Term Support (Eligible Services)’ ‘Residential Care’ and ‘Nursing Care’ minus those ‘of whom had a route of access “Self Funder with Depleted Funds and had previously had either a 12 week disregard or DPA” |
| STS002a | Short Term Support: New Clients – Sequel to ST Max |
5 (Figure 5) |
Total of contents of cells within row ‘for clients aged 18-64’ for columns ‘Residential’ and ‘Nursing’ minus sum of row ‘of whom had a route of access “Self Funder with Depleted Funds and had previously had either a 12 week disregard or DPA” for columns ‘Residential’ and ‘Nursing’ |
| STS002b | Short Term Support: Existing Clients – Sequel to ST Max |
2a (Figure 6) |
Total of contents of cells within columns ‘Change of Setting: Move to Nursing Care from community’ and ‘Change of Setting: Move to Residential Care from community’ |
| STS002b | Short Term Support: Existing Clients – Sequel to ST Max |
4 (Figure 7) |
Total of contents of cells within row ‘for clients aged 18-64’ for columns ‘Move to Nursing Care from community’ and ‘Change of Setting: Move to Residential Care from community’ |
| LTS002a | Long Term Support: Unplanned Review |
1a (ii) (Figure 8) |
Total of contents of cells within columns ‘Change of Setting: Move to Nursing Care’ and ‘Change of Setting: Move to Residential Care’ |
| LTS002a | Long Term Support: Planned Review |
2 (Figure 9) |
Total of contents of cells within row ‘for those aged 18-64’ for columns ‘Change of Setting: Move to Nursing Care’ and ‘Move to Residential Care’ |
Figure 2: SALT measure STS001, table 1a
Figure 3: SALT measure STS002a, table 5
Figure 6: SALT measure STS002b, table 2a
Figure 8: SALT measure LTS002a, table 1a
Figure 9: SALT measure LTS002a, table 2
Y: Denominator
Size of younger adult population (age 18-64) in area
The denominator for ASCOF 2B is not taken from SALT data. It is taken from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) mid-year population estimates.
Last edited: 26 March 2024 9:19 am