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What Learning Disability Registers can tell us
A few places have learning disability Registers.
These contain a lot of information about everyone in that area who has learning disabilities.
They are kept up to date and include regular details of what support people need.
Other places have good list of people with learning disabilities who use social care services.
We want to see what we can learn from these registers that will be a good guide for places that don’t have them.
We have produced a report on what information can be summarised across these registers, and how this could be improved.
What Learning Disability Registers can tell us
Report on what information can be summarised across learning disability registers, and how this could be improved
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