Costs and outcomes for children's services in Scotland: a tool to analyse routinely collected data

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Loughborough University Institutional Repository Costs and outcomes for children's services in Scotland: a tool to analyse routinely collected data This item was submitted to Loughborough University's Institutional Repository by the/an author. Citation: TRIVEDI, H., 2015. Costs and outcomes for children's services in Scotland: a tool to analyse routinely collected data. Presented at: New directions in child protection and wellbeing: making a real difference to children's lives (BASPCAN Congress 2015), Edinburgh, 12-15 April 2015. Additional Information: This is a powerpoint presentation. Metadata Record: https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/2134/18314 Version: Accepted for publication Publisher: BASPCAN Rights: This work is made available according to the conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) licence. Full details of this licence are available at: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Please cite the published version.

Costs and outcomes for children s services in Scotland: a tool to analyse routinely collected data Helen Trivedi Research Associate Centre for Child and Family Research

Methodology overview Costs from bottom up The child or family is the starting point Uses child level data on children s characteristics and experiences Links to unit costs of case management activity organised into processes, with service provision To calculate costs of support overtime Child, placement and service pathway variations Relates costs to outcomes http://www.lboro.ac.uk/media/wwwlboroacuk/content/ccfr/publications/ccfcs%20su mmary%20march%202014.pdf 2

The Cost Calculator for Children s Services: Inputs and Outputs Time use activity data provided by children s social care personnel Unit costs for the 8 processes for looked after children (includes standard case costs and variations) Unit cost reports for individual children, groups of children or by placement type Salary data for each type of children s social care personnel involved in the 8 processes Child level data (needs, placements and outcomes) Cost calculator tool Process unit costs of 8 cost calculator processes for looked after children Analysis of social care costs by outcomes Organizational overheads (running costs) finance data for the children s social care service Finance data (placement fees and allowances) 'What if' analysis to explore the costs of providing alternative placement types 3

Social Care Processes for Looked After Children 1. Decide child needs to be looked after (including activity for finding initial placement) 2. Care planning 3. Maintaining the placement 4. Leaving care/return home 5. Find a subsequent placement 6. Review 7. Legal processes 8. Transition to leaving care/ after care services 4

Social care activity: worked example Process 6 Review: Staff Salary costs Pay scale midpoint (includes on costs) + 45% for overheads + Capital overheads 39,944.87 17,975.19 1943 59,863.06 42 working weeks per year 37 hours per week 1425.31 38.52 Hourly rate for Social Worker = 38.52 5

Social care activity: worked example Process 6 Review: social worker Consultation with child or young person prior to review Consultation with parents prior to review Consultation with carer prior to review Organising room booking Completion of social worker report Duration of review Fact finding/liaising within and outside of social services Visits or discussions with carers/potential placement After review distribution of review form Actions resulting from review Case files and LAC/ICS paperwork 6

Social care activity: worked example Process 6 Review: Standard case (ENGLAND) Activity Time Hourly rate Unit cost per worker Social Worker 5 ¼ hours 38.52 202.23 Admin 1 hour 21.21 21.21 Team Manager Fostering Team social worker Independent reviewing officer 1 ½ hours 2 hours 5 ¾ hours 48.36 72.54 38.52 77.04 44.00 253.89 Unit cost Review (standard case) = 626.91 7

Social care activity: worked example Process 6 Review: Variations Variation Additional activity Additional cost New unit cost Standard case 626.91 First leaving Care Review PLUS 5 ¼ hours 404.46 1031.37 Unaccompanied Asylum seeking Children Children in placements other than foster care PLUS 10 ½ for Translator MINUS 2 hours for foster team 327.82 954.73-77.04 549.87 8

The Cost Calculator for Children s Services: Inputs and Outputs Time use activity data provided by children s social care personnel Unit costs for the 8 processes for looked after children (includes standard case costs and variations) Unit cost reports for individual children, groups of children or by placement type Salary data for each type of children s social care personnel involved in the 8 processes Child level data (needs, placements and outcomes) Cost calculator tool Process unit costs of 8 cost calculator processes for looked after children Analysis of social care costs by outcomes Organizational overheads (running costs) finance data for the children s social care service Finance data (placement fees and allowances) 'What if' analysis to explore the costs of providing alternative placement types 9

The development for Scotland Funded by the Scottish Government Working with two local authorities Development of underpinning information: Scoping exercise Development of the processes for Scotland Calculate unit costs Adapt software: Initial programming Testing 10

The development for Scotland Time use activity data Mapped social care processes for Scotland Time use activity data from frontline workers Focus groups Verification scenarios Online surveys 11

The project so far Focus group data collection in LA1 Verification focus group data collection LA2 Local authority salary and finance data collection Future actions Survey verification Software programming 12

Emerging findings Eight social care processes map across to Scotland Standardised universally applicable framework Replicable across different contexts Fewer practice differences than initially anticipated Structurally the CCfCS largely remains the same 13

Different types of cases England Scotland Section 20 Section 31 Section 25 Section 86 Voluntary Legal Voluntary Legal orders Out of home care Placed with parents (5% of total LAC, 2014) Out of home care Looked-after at home (26.6% of total LAC, 2014) Out of home care Out of home care An Independent Reviewing Officer assigned to ALL cases A Reviewing Officer NOT assigned to LAC at home 14

Social care activity: worked example Process 6: Review (social worker) Consultation with child or young person prior to review Consultation with parents prior to review Consultation with carer prior to review Organising room booking Completion of social worker report Duration of review Fact finding/liaising within and outside of social services Visits or discussions with carers/potential placement After review distribution of review form Actions resulting from review Case files and LAC/ICS paperwork Collation of paper work to Children s reporter Children s Hearing 15

Difference in time use Legal process 7 Less waiting time for practice social workers, Children s Hearing and working with Sheriff reduces court time 16

Outputs: Analysis Analysis of time use activity data Direct and indirect activities Reconfiguration of processes Use of panels Understanding process costs can inform decision making placement change for children in care What if analysis

Contact details www.lboro.ac.uk/research/ccfr Costs and Outcomes Programme: overview paper http://www.lboro.ac.uk/media/wwwlboroacuk/content/ccfr/publications/ccfc S%20Summary%20March%202014.pdf H.L.Trivedi@lboro.ac.uk www.lboro.ac.uk/research/ccfr 18