Personal Outcome Measures
"Personal outcomes are what people expect from the services and supports they receive. Personal outcomes refer to the major expectations that people have in their lives."
- People choose personal goals
- People choose where and with whom they live
- People choose where they work
- People have intimate relationships
- People are satisfied with services
- People are satisfied with their personal life situations
- People choose their daily routine
- People have time, space, and opportunity for privacy
- People decide when to share personal information
- People use their environments
- People live in integrated environments
- People participate in the life of the community
- People interact with other member of the community
- People perform different social roles
- People have friends
- People are respected
- People choose services
- People realize personal goals
- People are connected to natural support networks
- People are safe
- People exercise rights
- People are treated fairly
- People have the best possible health
- People are free from abuse and neglect
- People experience continuity and security
This page was last modified October 13, 2004
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