PSS Adult Social Care Survey 2010/11

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Purpose	The Adult Social Care Survey (ASCS) is the most significant pool of personal outcome information for those receiving adult social care. The main purpose of the ASCS is to provide assured, benchmarked local data on outcomes to support local services to think about ways of improving outcomes. The survey provides an overall quality of life index, the survey will provide intelligence on whether specific groups experience better outcomes, whether services are meeting all outcome needs, and, in time, the value-added by Lancashire Adult and Community Services.
Subject	Priorities for social care services
Commissioned by	The Department of Health

Geographic area	All of Lancashire
Method	Questionnaire - postal
Consultation with	Service users
Date	01/02/2011 - 29/04/2011
Undertaken by	Bhanu Reddy - Citizen Feedback Officer

Results

Number in sample	833
Number of responses	435
Response rate	52%

Project document(s)

Report(s)

• Appendix 2 Summary tables
• ASC summary report

Questionnaire(s)

• Questionnaire for Service users in residential and nursing care easy read version
• Questionnaire for Service users in the community easy read version
• Questionnaire for Services users in residential and nursing care
• Questionnaire for Services users in the community

Contact information

For more information about this research contact:

Melissa Sherliker
01772 535019
Email: haveyoursay@lancashire.gov.uk