| Summary |
| · Clostridium Difficile incidence aligns with South West and national rates.
· The gap between Devon and the South West and England for the detection of dementia has narrowed significantly. · Devon has relatively low levels of injuries due to falls. · A higher proportion feel supported to manage their long-term condition in Devon. · Reablement service effectiveness is above average, but recorded coverage is low. · Readmission rates are below average but are increasing over time. |
| Example of success |
| · Dementia diagnosis is increasing and the memory café network is increasing its reach
· Of all the people the social care reablement supports, 87.5% do not require a service after their 6 week period of reablement following hospital discharge. |