Social Care Clause Samples
The Social Care clause outlines the obligations and standards related to the provision of social care services within an agreement. It typically specifies the types of care to be provided, such as support for daily living activities, personal care, or assistance for vulnerable individuals, and may set out requirements for staff qualifications, service quality, and compliance with relevant regulations. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause ensures that recipients receive appropriate and consistent care, and it helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes regarding the level and nature of services to be delivered.
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Social Care. Child NOTE: no free text will be extracted. Only coded data. Item (data spec doc cross reference) Field Name Description
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Social Care a To improve knowledge of, access to and take up of social care and support for carers, the ECTU will refer any individuals identified as having unmet needs for an assessment.
Social Care. Ensuring personalisation, choice and control are at the centre of assessments and support for children and young people (from 0-25 years) and the short breaks offer meets the needs of children, young people and families
Social Care. The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act was passed on 1 May 2014 and comes into effect in April 2016. It will bring with it a change in the local authorities’ responsibilities for adults in prison, Approved Premises and Bail Accommodation and children in youth detention accommodation. The equivalent in England is the Care Act which comes into effect in April 2015. The Care Act 2014 in England, and the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 reflect similar arrangements, although in Wales the legislation covers children and young people as well as adults. From April 2016, local authorities in Wales will be legally responsible for providing information, advice and assistance to support well-being, assessment and related care and support plans of those: Children who are in the secure estate (whether in England or Wales) who will be returning to communities in Wales, and Certain categories of English children placed in the secure estate in Wales. PSP in Wales is working with Welsh Government, local Government and other key stakeholders in Wales to co-design and support the implementation. This includes supporting the development of a prisoners’ social care pathway and the delivery structures for prisons in Wales
Social Care. The Care Act (2014) reforms social care provision in England from April 2015 and clarifies the responsibility of local authorities to provide social care for adults in prisons and approved premises is provided on the basis of equivalence to people living in the community. The Act places a duty on prisons and probation services to cooperate with local authorities. From April 2015 English local authorities will be responsible for assessing and meeting the eligible social care needs of adult prisoners in England. PSP in England will have a key role in working with Local Authorities to introduce new social care assessment and delivery within establishments. The Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act 2014 introduces broadly comparable responsibilities for prisons in Wales from 2016. Public Sector Prisons in Wales will be expected to work together with NOMS in Wales, the Welsh Government and local authorities to prepare for the implementation of the Act from April 2016.
Social Care. Child Item (data spec doc cross reference) Field Name Description Use Case
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1.2 Person Core Patient Identifiable Data Use Case 2: Predicting Outcomes and Population Stratification. Re-id for direct care purposes only
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Social Care. 6.1 The transfer of personal data between the School/Academy and the LA will always be by secure methods (See Appendix C).
6.2 The School/Academy must ensure that all personal data relating to Social Care is safely stored according to the Data Protection Act.
6.3 Once the intervention involving the young person is complete the school should observe the relevant retention schedules for the data which might include returning such records to the LA.
Social Care. It is the provision of social work, personal care, protection or social support services to children or adults in need or at risk, or adults with needs arising from illness, disability, old age or poverty. That provision covers a wide range of services and may have one or more of the following aims: to protect people who use care services from abuse or neglect, to prevent deterioration of or promote physical or mental health, to promote independence and social inclusion, to improve opportunities and life chances, to strengthen families and to protect human rights in relation to people's social needs.