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Data Standards

The Concept Model

The Logical Model

The Data Dictionary

SAVVI is proposing Data Standards towards achieving the

SAVVI ambition⁠

which includes

avoid single-use databases that can only tackle one type of vulnerability in a fixed way;

encourage technology and service suppliers to innovate with modular solutions that can be interconnected and reused;

unlock access to data

reuse investments in platforms, tools, processes, trust networks etc

enable success to be repeated elsewhere without relying on the same products and partners

With these standards, we can

create common lists of terms for Risk Factors, Needs, Service Types, and so on;

catalogue how Vulnerability has been tackled so that it can be repeated;

define common formats and protocols for access to data

The Standards

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The Concept Model

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Defining the key concepts that enable data to flow around the SAVVI Process.

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The Logical Model

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Defining data entities and their fields as the basis for data sharing.

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The Data Dictionary

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Defining the structure and values of complex or re-usable data fields.

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SAVVI Standards Deep Dive Video

On 10th December 2021, Paul Davidson gave a presentation on the SAVVI Standards, and how the data can find, assess and support vulnerable people. Some parts of the proposed standards have evolved since the video was made, so we are working to create a new one.

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Setting Standards

SAVVI is working to get standards for vulnerability adopted across the UK Public Sector.

We are a member of the

Government Data Standards Authority working group looking at vulnerabilities⁠

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The SAVVI Proposals to the DSA Working Group

Here are the latest proposal from SAVVI, to the DSA working group.

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Proposal for a Concept Model to the CDDO Data Standards Authority Vulnerability Working Group.pdf

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SAVVI to DSA Working Group - June 2024.pdf

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