What's shared with local authorities?
With your permission, everything is shared with local
authorities, except:
- record
ID
- date
of birth
- National
Insurance number
- ethnicity
- nationality
- country
of birth
- year
of arrival in the UK
Local authorities cannot identify workers from
the data that is shared with them.
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Who can see our data?
Your ASC-WDS data can only be seen by: users that have been added to your account by your organisation a few Skills for Care business support staff, responsible for helping workplaces and maintaining ASC-WDS a few of Skills for Care's third party IT ...
What's shared with the CQC?
With your permission, everything is shared with the Care Quality Commission (CQC), except: record ID pay sickness, absence date of birth National Insurance number ethnicity nationality country of birth year of arrival in the UK hours worked in the ...
What are the requirements for the local authority return?
Local authorities have been advised by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) that they’re expected to complete an Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set (ASC-WDS) return. This has been endorsed by the Outcomes and Information ...
Why should we share our data with CQC and local authorities?
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) use the data as part of their overall suite of intelligence about adult social care providers and the wider sector. Local authorities would like access to your data to help them monitor where they've made ASC-WDS a ...
What workplace data will I need to add?
You’ll need to add: the workplace name and address the number of staff the employer type the main service provided any other care services provided the service capacity your service users the number of current staff vacancies the number of new ...