Harnett Basket of Social Isolation Indicators
Description and disclaimer
The indicators in the Harnett basket of social isolation are used at service level for the front line staff to understand their patient and their social circumstances.
It is not a questionnaire and should be used as a way of noting what the patient has disclosed rather than a list of questions.
This is not a population based measure of social isolation or loneliness, the indicators are not weighted and it would be inappropriate to use these indicators for rigorous research.
Indicators are completed by a health professional and subject to individual bias.
It is entirely appropriate to use these indicators to demonstrate how the service functions. Internal monitoring can influence service design and delivery.
Note: no confidents means no-one to confide in. No confidence means low self esteem.
No.
Indicator
Recently discharged from hospital
Fear of falling
Recent diagnosis of terminal illness
Mental health concerns/taking prescribed anti depressants
New to the area
Living alone
Little or no contact with family members
No confidents
No phone or unreliable telephone service
No visitors to the home
Little or no contact with neighbours
Someone to lean on in times of trouble
No goals (in any area of life)
Recent diagnosis of terminal illness
Mental health concerns/taking prescribed anti depressants
Recently divorced/break up of long term relationship
Literacy issues
Addiction to internet
Recent victim of crime against the person
Recently bereaved
Clandestine migrant
First language not English or Welsh and no access to formal or informal translator
Disability (physical, sensory, learning)
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Howard E Freeman has written: 'Social indicators and policy development' -- subject(s): Social indicators, Social policy
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