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Part of Short and Long Term (SALT) data sources for the Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework (ASCOF) 2023-24

ASCOF Measure 2C (formally 2A(2)) – The number of adults aged 65 and over whose long-term support needs are met by admission to residential and nursing care homes, per 100,000 population

Current Chapter

Current chapter – ASCOF Measure 2C (formally 2A(2)) – The number of adults aged 65 and over 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 older people (aged 65 and over) 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 10 - 15)

The following SALT data items are utilised within the numerator for ASCOF 2C

Measure Population Table Cell description 
STS001 Short Term Support: New Clients

1b

(Figure 10)
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 11)
Total of contents of cells within row ‘for clients aged 65+’ 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

2b

(Figure 12)
Total of contents of cells within column ‘for clients aged 65+’ for 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: Early Cessation of ST Max

4

(Figure 13)

Total of contents of cells within row ‘Change of Setting: Move to Nursing Care from community’ and ‘Change of Setting: Move to Residential Care from community’
LTS002a Long Term Support: Unplanned Review

1b

(Figure 14)
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 15)
Total of contents of cells within row ‘for those aged 65+’ for columns ‘Change of Setting: Move to Nursing Care’ and ‘Move to Residential Care’

Figure 10: SALT measure STS001 table 1b

Figure 10: SALT measure STS001 table 1b

Figure 11: SALT measure STS002a table 5

Figure 11: SALT measure STS002a table 5

Figure 12: SALT measure STS002b table 2b

Figure 12: SALT measure STS002b table 2b

Figure 13: SALT measure STS002b table 4

Figure 13: SALT measure STS002b table 4

Figure 14: SALT measure LTS002a, table 1b

Figure 14: SALT measure LTS002a, table 1b

Figure 15: SALT measure LTS002a, table 2

Figure 15: SALT measure LTS002a, table 2

Y: Denominator Size of older people population (age 65 and over) in area

The denominator for ASCOF 2C 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