Hi all,
I was wondering if services would be willing to publish their stats on provision of EAT?
It would be good if people were happy to share this data as it would be a potentially useful tool for presenting to commissioners to evidence service development etc. .
I know that some services do publish this information (North West, Hillingdon) and some are willing. No one seems to keep an eye on this at a national level, and there appears to be little research on the 'epidemiology of EAT provision' (sic) in the UK.
Are people happy to share their stats - if so if you would like to send them to me (or links to where they are published if already in the public domain), I would be happy to collate them (in no particular order) and publish it back to the list. Just top line figures (ie. number of installs currently in the field, number of installs per year) would be interesting, but any more detail would also be good (possible suggested list below [1]).
Cheers,
Simon
[1] Suggested Stats (???)
*AREA
* Type of EAT intervention:
* Number of installations in service
* Number of yearly referrals
* Breakdown by client condition
* Number of yearly installs
* Breakdown by client condition
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