About This Report:
Leicestershire County Council - Adults & Communities Performance Report Q1 2017-18.
The report and associated dashboard provide an update on the performance of Leicestershire County Council's Adults and Communities Department. The report covers adult social care services (including residential admissions, hospital
discharge & reablement, personalisation and adult safeguarding), as well as cultural services (including the library, heritage and adult learning services).
Overview Dashboards are available in Appendix A, B & C.
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