Home Carer visits and waiting times (FOI)Home Carer visits and waiting times (FOI)
Produced by the Freedom of Information officeAuthored by States of Jersey and published on
24 January 2019.Prepared internally, no external costs.
Request
A
How many adults do Health and Social Services provide funding or a funding element for when it comes to procured care at home?
B
How many adults are receiving any form of healthcare at home provided by or funded by Health and Social Services?
C
How many adults are receiving domiciliary services through Long Term Care Benefit?
D
How many children do Health and Social Services provide funding or a funding element for when it comes to procured care at home?
E
How many children are receiving any form of healthcare at home provided by or funded by Health and Social Services?
F
How many adults who have been assessed as needing healthcare services at home are waiting for those services to start?
G
How many children who have been assessed as needing healthcare services at home are waiting for those services to start?
H
How many adults who have been assessed as needing procured care services at home are waiting for those services to start?
I
How many children who have been assessed as needing procured care services at home are waiting for those services to start?
J
How many adults are waiting to be assessed for need of healthcare services at home?
K
How many children are waiting to be assessed for need of healthcare services at home?
L
How many adults are waiting to be assessed for need of procured care services at home?
M
How many children are waiting to be assessed for need of procured care services at home?
N
What is the age range of adults who have been assessed as needing healthcare services at home and are waiting for those services to start?
O
What is the age range of adults who have been assessed as needing procured care services at home and are waiting for those services to start?
P
What is the age range of adults waiting to be assessed for need of healthcare services at home?
Q
What is the age range of adults waiting to be assessed for need of procured care services at home?
R
On average, how long have adults who have been assessed as needing healthcare services at home, but are waiting for them to start, been waiting?
S
On average, how long have adults who have been assessed as needing procured care services at home, but are waiting for them to start, been waiting?
T
On average, how long have adults waiting to be assessed for need of healthcare services at home, been waiting?
U
On average, how long have adults waiting to be assessed for need of procured care services at home, been waiting?
Same questions as the last four but for children as well.
V
On average, how long have children who have been assessed as needing healthcare services at home, but are waiting for them to start, been waiting?
W
On average, how long have children who have been assessed as needing procured care services at home, but are waiting for them to start, been waiting?
X
On average, how long have children waiting to be assessed for need of healthcare services at home, been waiting?
Y
On average, how long have children waiting to be assessed for need of procured care services at home, been waiting?
Response
A
82
B
This question is too broad to be answered within the time frame allowed by the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (the Law).
The information requested is constantly changing and would be exceedingly problematic to quantify, as it encompasses multiple areas - from primary care, to Family Nursing and Home Care(FNHC), to any of the nursing services provided in the community, to any of the services and therapies provided by therapists right through to transport and ambulance services.
C
On 30 November 2018 there were 338 individuals receiving domiciliary care through Long Term Care benefit.
D
Five children have a funding element at home. Less than five (<5) of these have personal care and <5 have personal care and health care.
E
<5 children have health care as part of large home care package.
F
As per response B above.
G
There are <5 children waiting for a full health care package at home.
H
Across Adult Services there are currently no people awaiting commencement of packages of care who have involvement with Adult Social Care Team, Jersey Adult Mental Health Services, Older Adult Mental Health Services, Learning Disability Services or Jersey Adult Autism Service. There are seven people awaiting a service to commence that is being arranged by the Primary Care Mental Health Team.
I
<5 children are waiting for procured care at home. <5 families are requesting home care respite support to replace procured care out of the home.
J
As per response B above
K
None
L
The only current waiting list for assessment is in the Adult Social Care Team, where there is a waiting list of 30 people and a maximum wait of two weeks.
M
None.
N
Adult Services are classed as 18 years old upwards.
O
Adult Services support anyone aged 18 upwards. However given that the only wait for domiciliary services is currently within Primary Care Mental Health Services then the current age range of people who have been assessed as needing domiciliary care which has not yet started is 65 upwards.
P
Adult Services are classed as 18 years old upwards.
Q
18 upwards, although Adult Social Care and Adult Learning Disability Services begin their assessment for transitions at 16 years of age.
R
As per response B above
S
Information is not held as an average as it is not sufficiently clear in each case exactly when the point of agreement on a package and enquiries regarding availability were made.
T
As per response B above
U
Please refer to response L above
V
There are no children waiting for assessment
W
There are no children waiting for assessment
X
There are no children waiting for assessment
Y
There are no children waiting for assessment
Disclosure control has been applied to numbers fewer than five under Article 25 (Personal information) of the Law.
Articles applied
Article 16 - A scheduled public authority may refuse to supply information if cost excessive
(1) A scheduled public authority that has been requested to supply information may refuse to supply the information if it estimates that the cost of doing so would exceed an amount determined in the manner prescribed by Regulations.
Regulation 2 (1) of the Freedom of Information (Costs) (Jersey) Regulations 2014 allows an authority to refuse a request for information where the estimated cost of dealing with the request would exceed the specified amount of the cost limit of £500. This is the estimated cost of one person spending 12.5 working hours in determining whether the department holds the information, locating, retrieving and extracting the information.
Article 25 Personal information
(1) Information is absolutely exempt information if it constitutes personal data of which the applicant is the data subject as defined in the Data Protection (Jersey) Law 2018.
(2) Information is absolutely exempt information if –
(a) it constitutes personal data of which the applicant is not the data subject as defined in the Data Protection (Jersey) Law 2018; and
(b) its supply to a member of the public would contravene any of the data protection principles, as defined in that Law.
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