The type of accommodation that a PATIENT currently has.
This should be based on the PATIENT's main or permanent residence.
Note: National Codes 09 'Care Home Services without Nursing' and 10 'Care Home Services with Nursing' have been updated in Data Dictionary Change Notice 1897 "Care Homes". The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.National Codes:
| 01 | Owner occupier |
| 02 | Tenant - Local Authority/Arms Length Management Organisation/registered social housing provider |
| 03 | Tenant - private landlord |
| 04 | Living with family |
| 05 | Living with friends |
| 06 | University or College accommodation |
| 07 | ACCOMMODATION tied to job (including Armed Forces) |
| 08 | Mobile ACCOMMODATION |
| 09 | Care Home Services without Nursing |
| 10 | Care Home Services with Nursing |
| 11 | Specialist Housing (with suitable adaptations to meet impairment needs and support to live independently) |
| 12 | Rough sleeper |
| 13 | Squatting |
| 14 | Sofa surfing (sleeps on different friends floor each night) |
| 15 | Staying with friends/family as a short term guest |
| 16 | Bed and breakfast ACCOMMODATION to prevent or relieve homelessness |
| 17 | Sleeping in a night shelter |
| 18 | Hostel to prevent or relieve homelessness |
| 19 | Temporary housing to prevent or relieve homelessness |
| 20 | Admitted PATIENT settings |
| 21 | Criminal justice settings |
| 98 | Other (not listed) |
ACCOMMODATION STATUS CODE will be replaced with ACCOMMODATION TYPE, which is the most recent approved national information standard to describe the required definition.
This attribute is also known by these names:
| Context | Alias |
|---|---|
| plural | ACCOMMODATION TYPES |