to be looked at Data consumers agree with practitioners and the data item needs to be looked at Duplication Data consumers agree with the practitioners in cases where data items are duplicated Practice / Training Data consumers believe there is an issue with the LA practice and/or practitioners might need more guidance/training Useful for understanding the case Data consumers believe the data item is useful to understand the child’s story, needs and wishes Useful to LA Data consumers believe the data item is collected for internal use such as reporting, statistics, etc. As per the practitioner tags, the data consumer tags were also created following an inductive method, looking at the feedback received from data consumers and allowing the tags to reveal themselves, rather than deciding the name of the tags in advance. Local data tags – reasons why data items are collected as 'local' data Each LA was asked to tag the data items collected as local data (and give a second tag if applicable) to understand the principal reasons why ‘local’ data is collected. The following tags were agreed between the participating LAs:  For social work practitioners and/or the child/young person  For management oversight of case decisions and accountability purposes  For LA reporting purposes and generating performance indicators  For statutory data requirements outside of the Annex A or 903 returns 66 DfE Project 2A: User research into social worker inputted data to CMS Appendix Two: User groups and user needs Practitioners Role Goals Main user needs Social workers Social workers (SWs) work with children aged between 0 to 18 The main goal of SWs is to support children and young people (YP) in care, living a stable, good childhood, and to go on and live a good adulthood. Their focus is t