CYP IAPT measure and data structures

1. CYP IAPT measure and data structures CYP IAPT Data Managers Training 28 Feb 2012 http://www.iapt.nhs.uk/cyp-iapt/routine-outcome-monitoring-as-part-of-iapt/

2. Plan • A guide to the overall structure of the CYP data spec • Timetable for data submissions • The export specification

4. Assessment Both: • Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) • Revised Child Anxiety Questionnaire (RCADS)

5. Session-by-session • Symptom tracking: • At least one measures from the resource pack • (If none apply, then use the “how are you doing” Impact measure) • One of • Goals, or • General well-being (CORS) • Feedback • CSRS, or • Feedback questionnaire

6. Example symptom measure: Panic

7. Review • SDQ • RCADS • CHI-ESQ

8. Data hierarchy

10. The data specification • Specifies what data should be collected • What format it should take

11. Demographics

12. Period of Contact examples

13. Event examples

14. Questionnaire examples

15. Windows for data submission

16. Data to extract Records which have been either • Created, or • Amended during the submission period

17. File types

18. Data hierarchy again for export

19. Data hierarchy • Questionnaire (QUEST) submissions also need an associated • Individual Contact (EVENT) file, • period of contact file (POC), and • Demographic (DEM) file. • Individual Contact/Event record (EVENT) submissions need an associated • Period of contact file (POC), and • Demographic (DEM) file. • Period of Contact (POC) submissions need an associated • Demographic (DEM) file. • Each Demographic (DEM) record submitted will not have an associated parent as it is at the top of the file hierarchy.

20. Upload process

21. Upload page

22. Service IDs for submissions

23. Questions?