Outcome Measures. The Contractor agrees to prepare and submit to the State as requested the information required by the State for reports and evaluations necessary to monitor services or programs and outcomes. The Contractor will provide all information requested by the State (in the format requested by the State) and will cooperate with and assist the State in preparing such reports and evaluations. DCS will attempt to standardize the timing and content of required reports to the extent it can.
Outcome Measures a. For youth completing the program, eighty percent (80%) should have no rearrest within sixty (60) days of treatment completion;
Outcome Measures. OUTCOMES MEASURES Improve access to and utilization of School Readiness Preschool Programs for New Haven 3 & 4 year olds. SR monthly utilization rate of 95% to 100% will be maintained from September to June 30. Programs have a detailed recruitment plan to reach out to New Haven families including families in underserved neighborhoods. Spaces that become vacant will be filled within 15 business days. Reduce the chronic absenteeism rate. Chronic absenteeism is defined as a monthly attendance rate of less than 85%. When attendance falls below 85%, families will be contacted, reasons for the absences and a plan to improve attendance will document progress. Increase the quality of early childhood programs by recruiting and maintaining the current OEC education requirement: at least one teacher in every classroom with a minimum of a CDA and 12 early childhood credits. 100% classrooms, including non-funded rooms will meet the education requirement. By July 1, 2029, SR funded programs will hire teachers who meet the OEC’s increased education standards. All Lead Teachers will have Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education or equivalent degree approved by the Office of Early Childhood Education. SR programs have individual education plans for each staff member that includes meeting the OEC July 1, 2029 goal. Education plans are updated every six months and show progress toward the goal. Children’s growth in all developmental domains Classroom environments and weekly Learning Experience Plans will align and consistently include strategies to support children’s development as outlined in the OEC’s Early Learning Development Standards (ELDS). Assessment documentation will show 95% of all children have made progress in each developmental domain. Revised: 12/3/19 EXHIBIT B STUDENT DATA PRIVACY AGREEMENT SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Outcome Measures. Time to full enteral feeds after enterostomy closure (hours) was chosen as the primary outcome parameter because of its clinical relevance representing the influence of MFR on the intestinal autonomy in the course of the disease. The endpoint is highly objective due to the strict and well-defined feeding protocol (see 3.1). In most of the referenced publications postoperative weight gain early after surgery was chosen as the primary outcome parameter. However, body weight is always affected by the shift of body fluids into the third space. Therefore postoperative weight does not always correlate with enteral/ parenteral caloric supplementation as a sign of enteral resorption. For this reason it was not selected as the primary outcome parameter but will be assessed as secondary outcome measure. Secondary outcome measures further include the number of days of postoperative total parenteral nutrition (TPN) and the cholestasis parameters (conjugated bilirubin, GGT, ALT, AST) as indicators for hepatotoxicity of parenteral nutrition. The “time to first bowel movement” (hours) which correlates to the postoperative transanastomotic passage of stool, will be another secondary outcome parameter. A bowel movement consisting of only mucous rather than stool is also considered a bowel movement. Finally, all outcome parameters including possible complications will be assessed during the follow-up 3, 6 and 12 months (12-month follow-up only applicable for patients that are recruited early enough to complete this follow-up within the 48 month of overall study duration) after enterostomy closure.
Outcome Measures. In addition to the XXX measurement objectives, process performance measures, and CPG reports, PHEP recipients must submit outcome performance measures throughout the five-year performance period. These are measures related to the short-term outcomes depicted in the logic model and described in the narrative approach. Some of the measures are PHEP benchmarks subject to funding penalties. CDC will aggregate selected outcome measures reported by PHEP recipients into a program measure that presents a national picture of preparedness to include (but not limited to): Timely Implementation of Intervention and Control Measures.
Outcome Measures. Florida First Start Program The methodology for calculating each outcome measure immediately follows the specified measure.
Outcome Measures. For all patients referred to the Tier 4 bariatric surgery provider, there should be documentation of the patient’s weight management history (engagement, attendance, duration, improvement in weight and co-morbidities) in specialised T3 weight management services and reasons for referral for bariatric surgery. At least 90% of patients going for bariatric surgery should comply with all criteria as given in the Commissioning Policy document. Co-morbidity improvement Reduction in objective measures of identified co-morbidities, functional status improvement and lifestyle To be monitored at 6-months, 12-months, 18-months and 24-months post- surgery. Split by co-morbidity, e.g. type 2 diabetes, sleep apnoea, hypertension, asthma etc. Functional improvement can be monitored by increase in exercise tolerance, mobility. Life- style factors include increase in physical exercise, reduction/cessation of smoking and excessive alcohol intake.
Outcome Measures. 1. Air monitoring delegated by the EPA to Ecology and local air quality agencies meets all federal requirements. The monitoring will also provide enough information to:
Outcome Measures. The following child welfare outcome measures shall be met within five years of Court approval of this Plan and shall be measured by the Monitor every six months. The child welfare outcomes shall be measured using a combination of longitudinal data analysis and point-in-time data analysis.
Outcome Measures. Xxxxxx Centre use a range of instruments to assist in the evaluation process. The academic tools used to assist a young person during their placement include NAPLAN (years 7 & 9), VALID (years 8 &10), ACER’s Progressive Assessment Tests in Reading Comprehension, Maths, and Spelling. Additionally, the Renaissance Accelerated Reader program is used to improve students reading comprehension and other literacy and numeracy diagnostic tools. The wellbeing of the Young Person remains the primary focus of the program. Tools utilised to measure mental health and wellbeing include the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire and the Resiliency Scales for children and adolescents. These instruments assist staff in capturing the perspective of young people, their parents and teachers. Measures cover emotional symptoms, conduct problems, hyperactivity-inattention, peer problems and prosocial behaviour.
