We Measure participants increase in IPSII
1. Independence
The drivers of Independence are:
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Mobility - I can go where I want to go.
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Privacy - I have privacy when I need it. I have privacy to
be with people when I want privacy.
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Information Access - Only people who are allowed to know
my personal information have access to it.
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Destiny, Control of the Future - I can set outcomes
(goals) for myself.
People with the most significant disabilities were least satisfied with their
level of independence.
2. Productivity
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Reward - I am rewarded for the things I do.
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Challenged - I am appropriately challenged by my
responsibilities.
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Skills - I have been improving my skills.
Respondents wanted to work or volunteer more hours. Those who were unemployed
wanted a job.
3. Integration
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Equality - My rights to equality are acknowledged by my
community.
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Resources - Resources I need are available in my
community.
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Friends - I have opportunities to do thing with people my
age. I have friends who do not have developmental disabilitie
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Confidence and Support-I
feel comfortable outside of my immediate community. The personal support I
require is available in my community.
4. Inclusion
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Relationships
- I
have opportunities to develop meaningful relationships with people who do not
have developmental disabilities
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Equal - People without a disability treat me as an equal.
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Respect- People treat me
with respect
We Measure for our Being Prepared Center
The Quality Indicator is at least 90% of each year graduates
will
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Like the trainings
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Learn something new
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Use the lessons learned
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Share emergency preparedness with others
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Speak to others about our Being Prepared Center