Supported self-assessment
Version 1 published: January 2015
This guide provides an overview of key elements to consider in recommending a supported self-assessment for the adult requiring care or their carers. It should be read in conjunction with the Care and Support (Assessment) Regulations 2014 and Chapter 6 of the statutory guidance.
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Key messages
Key messages from the guide 'Supported self-assessment.'
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What is a supported self-assessment?
Find out what a supported self-assessment is and what local authorities must provide.
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Delivering a supported self-assessment
What pratictioners need to consider before commencing a supported self-assessment process.
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Assuring the supported self-assessment is accurate and complete
How a local authority can assure itself that the supported self-assessment is accurate and complete.
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What else applies to supported self-assessment?
Information on safeguarding responsibilities and training of assessors.
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After the supported self-assessment and assurance process
What must be done after the local authority is assured that the supported self-assessment has been accurately produced.
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Implications for practice
Benefits and challenges of supported self-assessment.
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Checklist
Checklist of core duties. supported self-assessment.
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