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Service episode—service cessation reason, disability code N[N]

Definition

The reason that a client ceases to receive services from a specialist disability services provider, as represented by a code.

Components

Data Element (this item)
Service episode—service cessation reason, disability code N[N]

Representation

This representation is based on the value domain for this data element, more information is available at " Reason for disability service cessation code N[N] ".
Data Type Number
Format N[N]
Maximum character length 2
Values
Value Meaning Start Date End Date
Permissible Values 1 Client no longer needs the assistance—moved to mainstream services
2 Client no longer needs the assistance—other
3 Client moved to residential aged care
4 Client moved to other (non-aged care) residential or supported accommodation setting
5 Client moved to other institutional setting
6 Client moved out of area
7 Client terminated service
8 Client's needs have increased—other service type required
9 Service terminated due to budget/staffing constraints
10 Service terminated due to work health and safety ('OHS') reasons
11 Client no longer eligible for service
12 Client died
88 Other reason
98 Unknown
Supplementary Values 99 Not stated/inadequately described

Comments

Comments:

Reason for cessation of service provides information about the circumstances surrounding the ending of a client's receipt of services from a service type outlet. This data item contributes to a general understanding of the patterns of transition and client movements into and out of the support services. Reason for cessation of services also gives some indication of the relationship between client turnover, factors relating to the service type outlet’s operations, and changes in client needs and circumstances.

References


This content Based on Australian Institute of Health and Welfare material. Attribution provided as required under the AIHW CC-BY licence.

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