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Publication - Statistics

Supplementary Adult Social Care Expenditure Data by Client Group (LFR SC): 2022-23

Last updated
13 June 2024 - see all updates
Directorate
Local Government and Housing Directorate, +1 more … Population Health Directorate
Topic
Health and social care

Supplementary Adult Social Care expenditure data from 2022-23, split by client group and Local Authority. Previously collected in LFR 03, but removed because of data quality concerns.

Note: A correction has been made to this page on 13 June, fixing an error in the underlying formula links in the Scotland tab for calculating Gross Expenditure adjusted for LFR purposes and Customer and Client Receipts Income. This also impacted on the calculated Gross Expenditure net of customer client receipts income. The individual local authority tables were unaffected. A minor correction was made to the title of the Definitions tab.

Supplementary Adult Social Care Expenditure Data by Client Group: 2022-23
File type
Excel document
File size
253.0 kB

Contact

For enquiries about LFR SC, please email SWStat@gov.scot

For more general enquires about LFR data, please email lgfstats@gov.scot 

First published
5 March 2024
Last updated
13 June 2024 - show all updates

  1. Note: A correction has been made to this page on 13 June, fixing an error in the underlying formula links in the Scotland Tab for calculating Gross Expenditure adjusted for LFR purposes and Customer and Client Receipts Income. This also impacted on the calculated Gross Expenditure net of customer client receipts income. The individual local authority tables were unaffected.

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