Guidance

Older adults: cost-effective commissioning

Return on investment resources to help local commissioners in designing and implementing services to support older people's healthy ageing.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 28 January 2020

Documents

Older adults' NHS and social care ROI tool: final report

Ref: PHE publications gateway reference GW-1008

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Older adults' NHS and social care ROI tool - technical report

Ref: PHE publications gateway reference GW-1008

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Older adults' NHS and social care ROI tool

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Details

The main report summarises the evidence on identified interventions to support older people, generated through a literature review.

The return on investment (ROI) tool:

• can be adapted to local conditions
• presents results showing the economic benefits of each intervention
• has a built-in user guide

Local authorities and clinical commissioning groups can use these resources to improve the provision of services for older people.

Published 28 January 2020