oviding support/or once the assessment has been discussed with the child’s family (or carers) and the team manager has viewed and authorised the assessment. 4.10 Factors identified at the end of assessment Record the factors as understood at the end of the assessment relevant to: • the impairment of the child’s health and development (‘Child’); • the parent(s)/carer(s) capacity to respond to the child’s needs (‘Parenting capacity’); • other people in the family/household, for example, a sibling or lodger (‘Other’). This applies to all assessments completed within the year 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024, which are recorded in the assessments group (refer to section 4.9 for more information). The information should be recorded at the end of the assessment and all factors which are felt to be relevant to the child’s assessment should be reported from the list below. 45 This includes factors where services are put in place to mitigate the effect of the factor as well as factors which need to be taken into account in providing other support. Please only record factors which are currently an issue of concern. For example, if domestic abuse is a current issue of concern, please record it. If domestic abuse was an issue in a previous relationship and is not an issue of concern now, then do not record it. Factors such as mental health concerns do not need to be confined to medically defined conditions. They may also refer to situations where, for example, the social worker identifies a child’s mental health is of concern or a parent’s mental health may affect their parenting capacity. Code 21 (no factors identified) should be used for cases where, following a referral, the child was assessed as not in need, services were not provided and the case was closed with no further action