Needs Assessment Pathway Surveys

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We Asked

The Needs Assessment Pathway is a set of surveys based around the Adult Care Assessments and the associated workflows. There are several survey types so that we can ask people about specific touchpoints within that workflow. The touchpoints include:

  • an Initial Conversation with Adult Care
  • needs assessments
  • care and support planning
  • reviews

Often, people will have experienced more than one of these touchpoints, so we give them the opportunity to answer questions from multiple survey sets to tell us about their experience as a whole.

You Said

In the 2022 to 2023 financial year, the average scores per survey type were between 7.50 and 8.42 on a scale of 1 to 10. Although the scores of 7’s and 8’s are very positive- it meant we had room to improve still.

We thematically analysed the results and found that:

  • people were positive about their interactions with practitioners
  • broadly, people had a positive experience
  • people made positive comments about support providers
  • people thought there were areas for development too including contact with practitioners or issues with direct payments

We Did

As a result of the survey we can:

  • celebrate good practice
  • find learning and development
  • demonstrate the difference that this work will make to practice

We Asked

The Needs Assessment Pathway is a set of surveys based around the Adult Care Assessments and the associated workflows. There are several survey types so that we can ask people about specific touchpoints within that workflow. The touchpoints include:

  • an Initial Conversation with Adult Care
  • needs assessments
  • care and support planning
  • reviews

Often, people will have experienced more than one of these touchpoints, so we give them the opportunity to answer questions from multiple survey sets to tell us about their experience as a whole.

You Said

In the 2022 to 2023 financial year, the average scores per survey type were between 7.50 and 8.42 on a scale of 1 to 10. Although the scores of 7’s and 8’s are very positive- it meant we had room to improve still.

We thematically analysed the results and found that:

  • people were positive about their interactions with practitioners
  • broadly, people had a positive experience
  • people made positive comments about support providers
  • people thought there were areas for development too including contact with practitioners or issues with direct payments

We Did

As a result of the survey we can:

  • celebrate good practice
  • find learning and development
  • demonstrate the difference that this work will make to practice
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