Unit Costs of Health and Social Care
2010
Compiled by Lesley Curtis
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New in this edition
This year the Unit Costs report starts with a preface which discusses new developments and introduces a guest editorial and three brief articles. The guest editorial discusses how systematic reviews and economic evaluations of interventions inform health and social care policy and practice. The first article presents the costs of support organisations for people with direct payments and personal budgets. The second article describes the work of the Social Care Institute for Excellence on economics and the importance of valuing unpaid care, and the third article describes the National Dementia Strategy published in 2009 which aims to ensure significant improvements are made to dementia services.
Foreword
This is the eighteenth volume in a series of reports
from a Department of Health-funded programme of work
based at the Personal Social Services Research Unit
at the University of Kent.
To a greater or
lesser degree, the costs reported always reflect work in progress, as the intention is
to refine and improve estimates wherever possible, drawing
on a wide variety of sources. The aim is to provide
information that is detailed and comprehensive, and to improve unit cost estimates over time, drawing
on material as it becomes available, including ongoing
and specially commissioned research and quoting sources
and assumptions so users can adapt the information for
their own purposes.
In putting the report together, there are a large number
of individuals who have provided direct input in the
form of data, permission to use material and background
information and advice.
Grateful thanks are extended to Ann Netten and Jennifer Beecham who have been an invaluable source of support in the preparation of this report. I would also like to extend a special thanks to Glen Harrison and Nick Brawn for taking expert charge of the design and typesetting. Thanks are also due to Barbara Barrett, Sarah Byford, Adelina Comas-Herrera, Isabella Craig, Jane Dennett, Keith Derbyshire, Jessica Dunn, Christine Eborall, William Fenton, Jose Luis Fernandez, Nika Fuchkan, Ben Hickman, Lisa Holmes, Sarah Horne, Jessica Illingworth, Martin Knapp and David Lloyd. Thanks also to Samantha McDermid, Siobhain McKeigue, Stephen Richards, Tim Roast, Renee Romeo, Julie Selwyn, Joseph Sempik, Justine Schneider, Nalyni Shanmugathasan, Ian Shemilt, David Stevens, Rob Stones, Marian Taylor, Rhiannon Tudor-Edwards, Matt Walker, Helen Weatherly, David Wheatley, Karen Windle and Raphael Wittenberg.
If you are aware of other sources of information which
can be used to improve our estimates, notice errors
or have any other comments, please contact Lesley
Curtis, telephone 01227 827193.
Many figures in this report have been rounded and
therefore occasionally it may appear that the totals
do not add up.
Corrections
This electronic version is updated if errors are discovered.
A log of these corrections can be found here.
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Cover
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Contents
Foreword
Editorial
Lesley Curtis
The costs of short break provison
Lisa Holmes and Samantha McDermid
The impact of the POPP programme on changes to individual aervice use
Karen Windle, Richard Wagland, Julien Forder, Francesco D'Amico, Dirk Janssen and Gerald Wistow
The Screen and Treat programme: a response to the London bombings
Nika Fuchkan, Chris R. Brewin, Jennifer Beecham and Martin Knapp
Expected lifetime costs of social care for people aged 65 and over in England
Adelina Comas-Herrera and Raphael Wittenberg
Schemas
For a detailed list of services covered in these sections,
see the contents pages or the index
of services.
I Services
1. Services for older
people
2. Services for people
with mental health problems
3. Services for people
who misuse drugs/alcohol
4. Services for people
with learning disabilities
5. Services for younger
adults with physical and sensory impairments
6. Services for children and their families
7. Hospital and other services
8. Care packages
II Community-based health care staff
9. Scientific
and professional
10. Nurses
and doctors
III Community-based social care staff
11. Social
care staff
12. Health
and social care teams
IV Hospital-based health care staff
13. Scientific
and professional
14. Nurses
15. Doctors
V Miscellaneous
Inflation
indices
Agenda
for Change pay bands
Glossary
References
Index
of references
List of useful sources
List of items from previous volumes not included in this volume
Index
of services |
