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Argyll and Bute Health and Social Care Partnership Performance Reports - Fq3 and Fq4 2023/24

Argyll and Bute Council · 5 June 2024
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Mid Argyll, Kintyre and the Islands Area Committee 
Date of Meeting: 5 June 2024 
Title of Report: Argyll and Bute Health and Social Care Partnership 
Performance Reports – FQ3 and FQ4 2023/24 
Presented by: TBC    
The  Committee is asked to:
▪ Consider and note the quarterly reports 
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
HSCP Performance reporting for Quarter 3 and 4 was presented to the
Integrated Joint Board in March and May 2024 and is shared with area
committees for information. 
2. RECOMMENDATIONS
Consider and note the quarterly reports
3. DETAIL OF REPORT 
Appendix 1 and 2 are the Quarter 3 and 4 Performance Reports bringing the
Area Committee up to date with HSCP performance reporting. 
4. RELEVANT DATA AND INDICATORS
Culmination of reporting data collated through the Integrated Performance
Management Framework 
5. CONTRIBUTION TO STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
Performance monitoring supports the delivery of strategic priorities. 
6. GOVERNANCE IMPLICATIONS
6.1 Financial Impact none
6.2 Staff Governance none
6.3 Clinical and Care Governance none 
7. PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY
The framework supports the reporting requirement and is reviewed to
ensure we are meeting reporting requirements and any additional required
outcome reporting.

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8. EQUALITY & DIVERSITY IMPLICATIONS
Performance evaluation supports planning and review of meeting needs of a
diverse population. 
9. GENERAL DATA PROTECTION PRINCIPLES COMPLIANCE 
Data sharing and storage meets GDPR principles. 
10. RISK ASSESSMENT
The IPMF gives a self service oversight of performance and in some cases
outcome data which provide relevant management information on service
delivery and corresponding narrative on risk. 
11. PUBLIC & USER INVOLVEMENT & ENGAGEMENT
Heads of Service work directly with an analyst on an ongoing basis, this has
been advantageous in developing reporting and narrative. 
12. CONCLUSIONS
The report notes the performance for quarter 3 and 4 for consideration. 
13. DIRECTIONS 
Directions
required to
Council, NHS
Board or
both.
Directions to: tick
No Directions required x
Argyll & Bute Council 
NHS Highland Health Board 
Argyll & Bute Council and NHS Highland Health Board 
14. PREVIOUS REVIEW OF THE REPORT 
Meeting  Title of report Date Output (if
relevant)
Integration
Joint Board  
Q3 Performance Report 27/03/24 approved
Integration
Joint Board  
Q4 Performance Report 29/05/24 pending         
REPORT AUTHOR AND CONTACT 
Author Name Charlotte Craig
Email  charlotte.craig@argyll-bute.gov.uk