DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING Sample Clauses

DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING. 1. The State and PPSD shall collect data where applicable. The State and PPSD shall respectively monitor the monthly progress of implementation of this Interim Agreement through data collection, data analysis, and quality improvement activities.
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DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING. (Throughout Grant Year)  Prepare and submit invoice claims (due January 30, April 30, July 30, and October 30)  Prepare and submit Quarterly Performance Reports (QPR) (due January 30, April 30, July 30, and October 30)  Collect and report quarterly, appropriate data that supports the progress of goals and objectives.  Provide a brief list of activity conducted, procurement of grant-funded items, and significant media activities. Include status of grant-funded personnel, status of contracts, challenges, or special accomplishments.  Provide a brief summary of quarterly accomplishments and explanations for objectives not completed or plans for upcoming activities.  Collect, analyze and report statistical data relating to the grant goals and objectives.
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DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING. The State and PPSD shall collect data where applicable. The State and PPSD shall respectively monitor the monthly progress of implementation of this Interim Agreement through data collection, data analysis, and quality improvement activities. The State and PPSD shall collect data and report on a monthly basis for the first year of this Interim Agreement and quarterly thereafter the following unduplicated data for individuals with I/DD in the Target Populations: The number of career development plans in place for members of the Target Populations; The number and reason for any readmissions to the TTP and Birch sheltered workshops; The number of individuals moving from TTP or Birch to another sheltered workshop setting, center-based day services setting, group enclave, mobile work crew, time-limited work experience (internship), or facility-based day program, or other segregated setting, the reasons for such moves, and the number of variances granted; The number, hours worked, wages earned, age, and tenure of all individuals at TTP and Birch; The number of individuals referred to and receiving Supported Employment Services as defined in Sections V(A)-(C), and from which setting, TTP or Birch, they have been referred; The number of individuals working in Supported Employment Placements as defined in Section V(D)-(E); The number of hours worked per week, hourly wages paid, and tenure of all members of the Target Populations in an integrated employment setting, excluding any of the service settings set forth in Section V(K); The number of hours spent per week, and tenure of all individuals in the Target Populations receiving integrated day services, including the name of that service setting, the provider of Integrated Day Services, and the specific activity(ies) that the individual is engaged in (i.e., art classes, health club, etc.); The number and reason(s) for lost jobs and/or terminations from employment along with plans for re-employment; The number of youth in transition at Birch who have vocational objectives; The number of youth in transition at Birch exiting or graduating, or otherwise expected to exit or graduate this year, their career planning goals, and where they transition to following their exit; The number and client capacity of supported employment providers providing services to the Target Population; The number and client capacity of integrated day providers providing services to the Target Population; The number of qualified and trained in...
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DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING. Contractor shall track all relevant data from all surge/backup ambulance responses initiated by CMCC/CMF&R. Contractor shall prepare and submit a report (electronic/e-mail preferred) to CMF&R on a quarterly basis. Before commencement of the contract period, CMF&R and Contractor will meet to discuss and agree on the reporting format and the specific information to be included. Each quarterly report shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, the following:
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DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING. Gathering information about the Company’s efforts to deepen diversity on the Picture is central to creating a culture of progress and accountability for advancing diversity, equity & inclusion.15 Such collection of information must be undertaken in a manner consistent with local, state, and federal law, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.16 12 The availability of gender-neutral facilities should extend to production locations.
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DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING. 1. A representative from each receiving household must complete the distribution log in its entirety and staff or volunteers will initial to acknowledge that services were provided. This can done using paper or electronic check-in.
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DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING. Data elements enumerated in the CMS-developed progress reporting template will be required from all Navigator awardees. CMS expects awardees to collect information that is relevant to tracking the operation of the Navigator program. Analysis of progress and financial data reporting will enable CMS to ensure that the standards for Navigators are being upheld. Program data also can offer CMS one indication of the effectiveness of FFE Navigator programs, affording opportunities to provide technical assistance and support to Navigator entities and, in extreme cases, inform the need for increased monitoring and possible intervention. The proposed collection fields are subject to modification based on available technology and informational needs.
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