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@Drmarkredmond Hi Mark - the NMDS-SC closed as a service on July 18th. It is now called the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set. We've had 3 million page views. Happy to reiterate our previous offer to talk to you about the data we make available.
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Consultancies working across health and social care can commission our expertise and insight, just like @CarterwoodLtd. 'The data has been exceedingly useful in understanding staffing in the care sector and provided useful benchmarks'. Read more: https://t.co/oY6fS9yNkq
A new version of NMDS-SC is being designed and developed. Read the executive summary with findings and recommendations from the discovery phase: https://t.co/oJX4h40CYH.
As at Feb 18, approx 40% of independent sector workers aged 25 or over were paid less than the next mandatory #NationalLivingWage (£7.83 from 1 April 2018). This equates to around 450,000 jobs being directly affected by the next increase. https://t.co/gRqkZ5tloU
Access the latest #pay trends and hourly rates for care workers in the independent adult social care sector in this report. Download a copy here: https://t.co/gRqkZ5bKxm
“I’ve been in the journalism game long enough to have memories of the days before NMDS-SC. It was really hard to support articles and comment pieces with any robust data" @DavidJ_Brindle#journalist
https://t.co/WyxVumnTKw
"I arrived at Skills for Care in February 2006 and was soon surrounded by boxes of paper questionnaires as the NMDS-SC began to gather data". Read @sfc_DaveG latest blog: https://t.co/TuqaNCVy5y
Blog from @sfc_DaveG on how @sfc_nmds_sc has evolved: " I’m pleased to say that things have moved on a lot – reporting is pretty instant, we have a huge dataset and our data is now used across the sector by journalists and by the Government"
https://t.co/4GiAHyGlMk
In our latest findings, 23% of social workers were from #BAME backgrounds, compared to 15% across all job roles. Read the full report https://t.co/kAsD7SNALm.
A rough and ready comparison between the age profile of England’s front-line homecare workforce and that of the (UK) population, prompted by a Tweet this morning.
The Department of Health & Social Care is not doing enough to support a sustainable social care workforce. The number of people working in care is not meeting the country’s growing care demands and unmet care needs are increasing. New #NAOreport: https://t.co/ViwcQXZJjU
"The NMDS-SC is a really interesting data resource, and there’s a lot of data there that’s been collected over a long time". Watch the second part of our interview with @ProfAndyC.
https://t.co/UQ2Xzc8ion
In our latest video @ProfAndyC talks about an exciting project with our team looking at the relationship between staffing levels and quality in social care. https://t.co/J1yF9mq0yX