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Supporting Adult Social Care commissioners - Strategic Commissioning Options Appraisal
1.
Please provide us with your name and email
2.
Who do you think we should speak to? Please list names and contact details
3.
Would you like to join our open discussion group? We will meet fortnightly online, starting on Wednesday 9th February, 2-3:30pm
Yes
No
4.
What is the most important thing for us to read to inform this work?
5.
What is the most important data that adult social care commissioners need to gather?
Current providers
Potential providers
Current and predicted demand
Outcome based-data
Place-based information and wider health information
Capacity for in-house bids or to stimulate the market
Wage rates and competition locally
Council ideology or vision
State of the VCSE sector
Other (please specify)
6.
What have you found useful to know about, that others might miss?
7.
If you're a commissioner, what is the extent of joint, place-based commissioning in your place?
8.
Is there anything else it's worth us knowing about the process you go through to decide your commissioning approach?
9.
Do you have any other comments on the process to decide and justify a strategic commissioning approach?
10.
Do you consider any of the following approaches in your authority?
Asset-based approaches
Outcome based commissioning
Place based commissioning
Other (please specify)
11.
If you are a commissioner, how would you characterise your strategic approach?
12.
What are the key drivers behind your strategic approach?
13.
What strategic approaches do you think are the most interesting or promising?
14.
How would you judge whether a strategic approach was a success or a failure? These may be ‘direct’ measures around ‘social care outcomes’ and ‘indirect’ measures such as local economic impact and community asset development.
15.
Any other comments on strategic commissioning approaches or anything else you’d like to share to input to this work?
Current Progress,
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