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APPENDIX A: PERFORMANCE MEASURES: SOURCE MATERIALS
APPENDIX A: PERFORMANCE MEASURES: SOURCE MATERIALS
Pages 55-66
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1992. The author discusses the issues that should be considered in developing performance standards for the Job Opportunities and Basic Skills (JOBS)
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1988. The purpose of this study of five mandatory welfare employment programs was to determine the programs' effects on employment and welfare status and to explore the validity of certain performance measures.
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1993. In developing statewide performance standards and measures for vocational education programs, the authors state that all performance measures should be developed around at least three outcomes: learning, student success in the labor markets, and community-wide support for vocational programs.
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Practice standards and performance indicators are used to measure the core functions of public health. Local health departments are required to perform needs assessments every 5 years and develop a community health plan that addresses three priority areas.
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APEXPH: Assessment Protocol for Excellence in Public Health. Washington, DC.
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This newsletter, based on recommendations from the Committee 22.1, presents updates for previously published trends for the Health Status Indicators for the total population and presents comparisons by race and Hispanic origin using current national data. National Center for Health Statistics.
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December 1994. This report describes the Oregon benchmarks, statutorily mandated, measurable indicators that the state uses to chart its progress towards broad strategic goals.
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Developing State Outcomes Monitoring Systems for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Treatment.
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This report describes the Washington Public Health Improvement Plan, a blueprint to improve the health status of the state through prevention and capacity development for public health services. It is based on specific objectives across a range of public health activities and lists outcome standards for each area.
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