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Service Rich Data Collection

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The ODPM is developing a National Directory of SP Services and Providers.

This will represent an electronic gateway that will further enhance the SP strategy and its procurement activities.

The Directory will provide a comprehensive repository of SP services and their costs and will enable more accurate matching of client‘s needs to provider services to ensure that vulnerable people receive the RIGHT SUPPORT in the RIGHT PLACE at the RIGHT TIME.

The Directory will be created by combining the local SPLS data sets. These will be delivered to a central point via the upload suite. In order to protect confidential and sensitive information, some data items will be removed from the Directory as part of the data loading process.

 A common sense approch to the collection of service rich data

This document is intended to assist AAs in formulating an approach to collecting the  additional ‘service rich’ data from Providers. It is designed to complement the document:

 

SPLS EXTRACT DATA – UPDATED CLARIFICATION OF EXTRACT CONTENT v1.1

 

Published on the SPKweb 26 July 2004.

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Guidance_Notes_for_the_National_Directory___Additional_Information_

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RBKC Copy of DataCollectionworkbook2

OCC have produced an amended version of Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea's additional data collection template which allows SPOCC to capture the required information for their SPLS uploads.

Any authority can use this template to capture the required data

OCC Copy of DataCollectionworkbookv3

 


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