Home Care Service - Users Satisfaction Survey

The Department of Health set Domiciliary Care National Minimum Standards, on 1st April 2003. All Domiciliary Care providers are regularly inspected against these standards.

There is a requirement within these standards to continuously monitor the quality of care provided. A yearly survey is one way in which this can be done.

1.

Do your care workers do the things you need doing?

2.

Which of these would you want your carer workers to do as well?

3.

Please answer YES or NO to each of the following statements:

Carer workers have personal problems that affect my support

Carers are too rushed for time

Carer support is unreliable

Changes in arrangements are not clear

4.

Are you kept informed of changes in your home care service?

5.

Do your care workers come at times to suit you?

6.

Quality of life

I am safe in my home

I am always as clean as I can be

I am as comfortable as I am able to be

I have as much contact with other people as I want

I go to bed when I want to

I feel in control of my daily life

7.

Do you always see the same care workers?

8.

Support from your care worker

My care workers are helpful and friendly

My personal details are not shared with other people being cared for

My care workers are thorough at what they do

I am treated with respect

My care workers are honest

9.

Are you happy with the way your care workers treat you?

10.

If you could change one thing in your support, what would it be?

11.

Do you use Direct payments?

12.

Do you receive any support from family and friends?

13.

Which of these services have you used in the last month?

None of these services

Meals on Wheels

Day Centre

Community Nursing

Short breaks

Residential Care

14.

How would you describe your general health?

15.

How long have you been receiving help in your home from Adult Social Care?

16.

Did you answer this questionnaire by yourself?

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