Chapter 8: Centre characteristics
Population with disabilities according to the action protocols available in the residential centre by type of centre and availability of the protocol. People with disabilities who live in residential centres.
Units: percentage

	Total			Centros residenciales para mayores			Residential centres for people with disabilities			
	Total	The protocol is available	The protocol is not available	Total	The protocol is available	The protocol is not available	Total	The protocol is available	The protocol is not available	
There are standardised care protocols for the care of the main care needs	100.00	99.10	0.90	100.00	99.15	0.85	100.00	98.67	1.33	
It has a personalised programme for each resident, with care assessment, care plan, treatment, protocols and incident register	100.00	98.28	1.72	100.00	98.37	1.63	100.00	97.49	2.51	
There is a protocol of care in the event of falls	100.00	98.30	1.70	100.00	99.23	0.77	100.00	90.37	9.63	
There is a protocol of care for diaper use	100.00	90.08	9.92	100.00	92.22	7.78	100.00	72.32	27.68	
There is a protocol of care for type of diet control	100.00	90.81	9.19	100.00	91.32	8.68	100.00	86.54	13.46	
There is a protocol of care for users who require restraints	100.00	96.79	3.21	100.00	98.56	1.44	100.00	82.05	17.95	
It has records for tracking all assistance and care activities	100.00	97.29	2.71	100.00	97.63	2.37	100.00	94.41	5.59	
Notes:
1) Un centro residencial puede tener varios protocolos de actuación disponibles. La tabla recoge el número de centros que disponen de esos protocolos de actuación
Source: National Statistics Institute