The adult social care survey asks people who are over 18 and who use adult social care about their experiences. We run this questionnaire every year. The questionnaire looks at how these services are helping people to live safely and independently in their own homes.
Social care user surveys
Summary
Each year we carry out user surveys to get feedback from service users. Survey information is gathered by councils with social services responsibility, and these pages contain guidance for them.
Why do we need a national survey?
How are the surveys used and how do we use the surveys?
To provide assured, consistent and comparable local data on care outcomes. It is the most significant pool of personal outcome information for people receiving adult social care.
- To support transparency and accountability, enabling people to make better choices about their care.
- To help local services identify areas where outcomes can be improved in a very challenging financial climate, and support their own initiatives with an assured vehicle for obtaining outcome information.
- To populate outcome measures in the Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework.
Further information
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internal Survey of Carers in Households in England: GDPR information
Why and how we process your data in the Survey of Carers in Households in England and your rights.
Last edited: 8 October 2018 8:48 am
Social Care surveys guidance and materials
Survey of Adult Carers in England (SACE)
Learn more or read the social care carer survey guidance 2018 -2019
Adult Social Care Survey (ASCS)
Learn more or read the social care user survey guidance 2018- 2019
Learn more or read the social care user survey guidance 2017 -2018