Evaluation of independent-living programs

If the states seek the continuance of federal funding of independent living programs, they must be able to provide comprehensive program and evaluation data. This article offers precise information on how states may adapt their information systems to produce the necessary data, and presents differen...

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Published in:Child welfare 1988-11, Vol.67 (6), p.609-623
Main Authors: Tatara, T, Casey, P.R, Nazar, K.L, Richmond, F.K, Diethorn, R, Chapmond, T
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Activities of Daily Living - legislation & jurisprudence
Adolescent
adolescents
Aftercare - legislation & jurisprudence
aggregate data
case studies
Child welfare
Child Welfare - legislation & jurisprudence
client outcome
compliance reports
Comprehensive Programs
data analysis
data collection
Evaluation Studies as Topic
federal government
Foster care
foster children
Foster Home Care - legislation & jurisprudence
Humans
Independence
Independent Living
Information Systems
Methodology (Data Analysis)
Methodology (Data Collection)
Pennsylvania
Program Evaluation
program planning
public finance
self sufficiency
Social services
State government
Statistics
Texas
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Summary:If the states seek the continuance of federal funding of independent living programs, they must be able to provide comprehensive program and evaluation data. This article offers precise information on how states may adapt their information systems to produce the necessary data, and presents different examples now existing in two states.
ISSN:0009-4021