What this tab shows:
The measures in this tab show how thoroughly and promptly teams collect health‑status information at first assessment and at discharge. These measures contribute to the audit compliance score for the team.
Two key measures are included:
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Median days from discharge to record lock (L12.1):
- Shorter times = better practice, as timely locking improves accuracy and supports real‑time monitoring.
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Audit compliance score (L12.2):
- Higher scores indicate consistently prompt and reliable data entry.
Record completion
- EQ‑5D‑5L at first assessment and at discharge completion (L13.1–L13.6)
- Barthel Index at first assessment and at discharge completion (L13.7–L13.12)
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Reasons for missing data (L13.13–L13.24) such as:
- Reason for no rehab goals is known
- Reason for no mood screening is known
- Reason for no cognition screening is known
- Reason for no vision screening is known
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Additional data quality metrics (L13.25–L13.36):
- Number of carer visits is known
- Number of carers is known
- Number of patients discharged home and living alone is known
- Whether consent was obtained by discharge
These measures together give a concise picture of each service’s data quality, operational timeliness, and adherence to SSNAP reporting standards, helping identify where improvements may be needed.
Further information:
Case ascertainment and audit compliance overview
Tips for improving audit compliance score