Guidance

Adult weight management services: collect and record data (2021 to 2022)

Documents to support service providers to collect, record and submit adult tier 2 behavioural weight management services data.

• From: Office for Health Improvement and Disparities
• Published: 21 June 2017
• Last updated: 15 February 2023
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  1. 15 February 2023

     Updated the technical guidance for submitting organisations, the reporting spreadsheet and the privacy notice with current email addresses and submission dates.

  2. 31 May 2022

     Edited 'Introduction' - to reflect that standard evaluation is not actively under review. Edited 'Data items for national submission' - added extra detail on submission approaches, to replace previous section. Edited - 'Data submission deadlines' - days and dates added into data submission tables.

  3. 2 December 2021

     Replaced 'Adult tier 2 behavioural weight management services: technical guidance on the minimum data set' with 'Adult tier 2 behavioural weight management services commissioned by local authorities: minimum data set technical guidance for submitting organisations' and updated the adult weight management grant number and added links to the Short Warwick-Edinburgh Wellbeing Scale and the National Statistics Postcode Lookup. Updated 'Adult tier 2 behavioural weight management services: minimum data set reporting spreadsheet' to reflect guidance on data validation.

  4. 29 September 2021

     Updated 'Adult tier 2 behavioural weight management services: technical guidance on the minimum data set'.

  5. 19 July 2021

     Added definitions to technical guidance. Added data fields to data set reporting spreadsheet, and updated guidance to reflect this.

  6. 5 July 2021

     Added new guidance, privacy notice and data set reporting spreadsheet.

  7. 21 June 2017

     First published.

This publication was withdrawn on 24 February 2026

This guidance has been withdrawn because it’s out of date.

Documents

[Withdrawn] Adult tier 2 behavioural weight management services commissioned by local authorities: minimum data set technical guidance for submitting organisations (2021 to 2022)

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[Withdrawn] Adult tier 2 behavioural weight management services: minimum data set reporting spreadsheet (2021 to 2022)

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[Withdrawn] Adult weight management services grant data collection: privacy information (2021 to 2022)

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[Withdrawn] Capturing data: a tool to collect and record adult weight management service data (2021 to 2022)

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Details

The minimum dataset technical guidance describes the data items required by Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) as a condition of the adult weight management services grant. The technical guidance document explains the process for completion and submission of the dataset, using the OHID data reporting spreadsheet provided.

The privacy notice explains the data that is being collected including how it will be used and may be shared.

The ‘Capturing data: a tool to collect and record adult weight management service data’ is a more detailed tool that supports the consistent collection and reporting of outcomes in adult tier 2 behavioural weight management services at a local level. It can be used in conjunction with the minimum data set, however, the completion of this tool is not a condition of the adult weight management services grant. This tool was created by Public Health England (now OHID) in 2017.