Measuring Outcomes Sample Clauses

Measuring Outcomes. Program Indicators: • Number of participants in program and services; • Number of participants completing a program or services where there is a specific start and end point to the intervention; • Number of participants who obtained or were maintained in employment where the program or service supports this activity. Not all programs and services included in the New Brunswick annual plan will have data available for all program indicators. However, Departments may choose to report on other indicators that are appropriate to their programs and services that are included in the annual plan. Program indicators are included in previous sections of the report along with relevant program descriptions. Societal Indicators: • Education attainment of working age persons with disabilities; • Labor force participation of working age persons with disabilities; • Employment Income of working age persons with disabilities. The societal indicator data attached is provided from the federal government and has been extracted from the Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics (SLID). SLID is the first Canadian household survey to provide national data on the fluctuations in income that a typical family or individual experiences over time which gives greater insight on the nature and extent of poverty in Canada. Since their family situation, education, and demographic background may play a role, the survey has extensive information on these topics as well. Disability status in SLID is self-reported based on answers to questions addressing activity limitations at work and home. Appendix A The following section of this report will provide charts describing social and economic characteristics which help define any population whether disabled or not. In order to contextualize the socio-economic situation of disabled persons in New Brunswick, these charts will compare certain socio-economic variables for both the disabled and the non-disabled population. Labour force attributes of each population will be described, such as the percentage of those who are and are not benefiting from labour force opportunities. Economic characteristics including the proportion of citizens with earned income, the average annual earnings, comparison of the level of earnings of disabled individuals with non-disabled individuals as well as an illustration of the distribution of income among the two populations will be presented. The level of education achieved by our citizens will be described as well. Altho...
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Measuring Outcomes. For each quarter within an applicable Measurement Period, after receipt of the applicable Earnings Data, Post-Secondary Education Data, or Quincy Education Data, Independent Evaluator will utilize the methodology specified in this Section 4
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Measuring Outcomes. 4.1.1.1 Data from the Framework Agreement will support the measurement of the following outcomes, either directly or by appropriate extrapolation and modelling, and the Contractor’s performance against these will be measured by reference to relevant Key Performance Indicators and incentivisation payments detailed in the KPI Schedule:
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Measuring Outcomes. Program Indicators:  Number of participants in program and services;  Number of participants completing a program or services where there is a specific start and end point to the intervention;  Number of participants who obtained or were maintained in employment where the program or service supports this activity. Not all programs and services included in the New Brunswick annual plan will have data available for all program indicators. However, Departments may choose to report on other indicators that are appropriate to their programs and services that are included in the annual plan. Program indicators are included in previous sections of the report along with relevant program descriptions. Societal Indicators:  Education attainment of working age persons with disabilities;  Labor force participation of working age persons with disabilities;  Employment Income of working age persons with disabilities. The societal indicator data attached is provided from the federal government and has been extracted from the Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics (SLID). SLID is the first Canadian household survey to provide national data on the fluctuations in income that a typical family or individual experiences over time which gives greater insight on the nature and extent of poverty in Canada. Since their family situation, education, and demographic background may play a role, the survey has extensive information on these topics as well. Disability status in SLID is self-reported based on answers to questions addressing activity limitations at work and home.
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Measuring Outcomes. The Mental Health Strategy is accompanied by individual implementation plans which outline the actions needed to meet the Key aims of the Strategy. This includes the development of common key performance indicators that provide evidence of the success of these plans. The UHI Mental Health and Counselling Manager will continue to take responsibility for an overarching implementation plan that will focus on University-wide activities. Local level implementation plans will be developed by relevant Academic Partner Student Services staff, with support from the Mental Health and Counselling Manager in order to fulfil our strategic aims through a joined–up, strategic approach. Sources of data will include: • Higher levels of key performance indicators, particularly around the areas of students who disclose mental health issues. • National Student Survey results • Student Satisfaction and Engagement Survey results • Healthy Body Healthy Mind Award rating • Clinical outcome measures (CIAO and SIAO) Signed: - _ _ Xxxxx Xxxxx, Mental Health and Counselling Manager Xxx Xxxxxx, HISA President
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