Parental Experience of Services for Disabled Children - Qualitative Research (27th August 2009)
This piece of work aimed to explore parents’ experiences and views of the range of services they access and use in relation to their disabled child. Research was intended to identify and explore the factors that underpin and influence experiences and satisfaction levels, with a specific objective to explore perceptions around each of the five ‘core offer’ elements.
Report
This piece of work aimed to explore parents’ experiences and views of the range of services they access and use in relation to their disabled child. Research was intended to identify and explore the factors that underpin and influence experiences and satisfaction levels, with a specific objective to explore perceptions around each of the five ‘core offer’ elements.
Report
Parental Experience of Services for Disabled Children - National Survey (27th August 2009)
The survey was a two stage postal one. A screener questionnaire identified eligible households with a disabled child and they were then sent a second and longer questionnaire which asked about their experiences of services received in the last 12 months across health, education and care and family support service. The survey questions focused on the five core elements - information; transparency; assessment; participation; and feedback.
Survey
The survey was a two stage postal one. A screener questionnaire identified eligible households with a disabled child and they were then sent a second and longer questionnaire which asked about their experiences of services received in the last 12 months across health, education and care and family support service. The survey questions focused on the five core elements - information; transparency; assessment; participation; and feedback.
Survey
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