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Age Age Categories Gender Guardianship Health Conditions Alzheimers Disease or Other Dementia Health Conditions Cancer Health Conditions Cardiovascular Disease Health Conditions Diabetes Health Conditions Dysphasia Health Conditions High Blood Pressure Health Conditions High Cholesterol Health Conditions Oral Health or Dental Problems Health Conditions Other Health Conditions Health Conditions Pressure Ulcers Health Conditions Sleep Apnea ID Diagnosis Length of Residence Level of ID Marital Status Mobility Other Diagnoses Anxiety Disorder Other Diagnoses Autism Spectrum Disorder Other Diagnoses Behavior Challenges Other Diagnoses Brain Injury Other Diagnoses Cerebral Palsy Other Diagnoses Chemical Dependency Other Diagnoses Down Syndrome Other Diagnoses Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Other Diagnoses Hearing Loss Other Diagnoses Limited or No Vision Other Diagnoses Mood Disorder Other Diagnoses No Other Disabilities Other Diagnoses Other Disabilities Not Listed Other Diagnoses Other Mental Illness/Psychiatric Diagnosis Other Diagnoses Prader-Willi Syndrome Other Diagnoses Psychotic Disorder Other Diagnoses Seizure Disorder/Neurological Problem Person is a Parent Person Named on Lease Person Owns His/Her Home Preferred Means of Communication Primary Language Race/Ethnicity Relationship of Guardian to Individual Residence Owned or Controlled by Provider Agency Rural/Urban Designation Support Needed to Manage Destructive Behavior Support Needed to Manage Disruptive Behavior Support Needed to Manage Self-Injurious Behavior Type of Residence Type of Residence - 5 categories
Health, Welfare, and Rights
- Health
  Colorectal Cancer Screening Had a Flu Vaccine in the Past Year Has a Primary Care Doctor Last Dental Exam Last Eye Exam or Vision Screening Last Hearing Test Last Mammogram Last Pap Test Last Physical Exam Overall Health
- Medications
  Has a Behavior Plan Has a Behavior Plan If Taking Medications for Behavior Challenges Number of Medications Taken for Behavioral Challenges Number of Medications Taken for Mood Disorders Anxiety and/or Psychotic Disorders Person Takes at Least One Medication for Mood Anxiety or Psychotic Disorder Person Takes at Least One Medication for Mood Behavior Anxiety or Psychotic Disorder Takes at Least One Medication for Behavior Challenges
- Respect/Rights
  Can Be Alone at Home With Visitors Can Lock Bedroom If Wanted Can Use Phone and Internet Without Restrictions Has a Key to the Home Has a Place to Be Alone at Home Has Voted Mail or Email Is Read Without Permission Participated in a Self-Advocacy Meeting Conference or Event People Always Ask Before Entering Bedroom People Always Ask Before Entering Home Staff Are Respectful There Are Rules About Having Friends or Visitors in the Home
- Safety
  If the Person Feels Afraid He/She Has Someone to Talk To There Are Places Where the Person Feels Afraid
- Wellness
  BMI/Body Mass Index Engages in Physical Activity Use Nicotine or Tobacco Products
Individual Outcomes
- Choice and Decision-Making
  Chooses How to Spend Money Chose Case Manager/Service Coordinator Chose Day Program or Regular Activity Chose Home Chose Housemates Chose Paid Community Job Chose Staff Decides Daily Schedule Decides How to Spend Free Time
- Community Inclusion
  Able to Go Out and Do the Things They Like to Do Able to Go Out and Do the Things They Like to Do Enough Has Enough Things to Do at Home Participates in Community Groups Went on Errands in the Past Month Went on Vacation in the Past Year Went Out to Eat in the Past Month Went Out to Entertainment in the Past Month Went Shopping in the Past Month Went to a Religious Service or Spiritual Practice in the Past Month
- Relationships
  Can Date Can See Family Can See Friends Feels Lonely Has a Best Friend Has Friends Has Other Ways of Communicating With Friends Reasons Cannot See Friends - Difficulty finding a time to get together Reasons Cannot See Friends - Lack of support staff Reasons Cannot See Friends - Lack of transportation Reasons Cannot See Friends - Money/cost of going out Reasons Cannot See Friends - Other Reasons Cannot See Friends - Rules or restrictions about seeing friends Wants More Help to Keep in Touch With Friends
- Satisfaction
  Likes Home Likes Paid Community Job Services and Supports Are Helping to Live a Good Life Wants to Live Somewhere Else Wants to Work Somewhere Else Would Like to Go to Day Program or Activity Less Than Goes Now
- Self-Determination
  Can Make Changes to Budget/Services If Needed Gets Enough Information About Their Budget/Services and Information Is Easy to Understand Has Enough Help to Decide How to Use Budget/Services How often get info about money left in budget/services? Participates in Budget Decisions Participates in Decisions About Hiring and Managing Staff Receives Enough Information About Money Thats Left in Budget Uses Self-Directed Supports Option Who Makes Budget Decisions
- Work
  Attends a Day Program or Regular Activity Average Months of Employment at Current Paid Community Job Gross Wages- Individual Job With Publicly Funded Supports Gross Wages- Individual Job Without Publicly Funded Supports Gross Wages-Group Paid Community Jobs Has Community Employment as a Goal in Service Plan Hourly Wages- Individual Job With Publicly Funded Supports Hourly Wages- Individual Job Without Publicly Funded Supports Hourly Wages-Group Paid Community Jobs Hours- Individual Job With Publicly Funded Supports Hours- Individual Job Without Publicly Funded Supports Hours-Group Paid Community Jobs Job Industry Assembly manufacturing Job Industry Cleaning Job Industry Construction or Repair Job Industry Farming Fishing Forestry Job Industry Food preparation Job Industry General Office and Admin Support Job Industry Management Business Financial Operations Job Industry Materials handling mail distribution Job Industry Other Job Industry Personal Care Provider Job Industry Professional or Technical Occupation Job Industry Retail Paid Community Job Paid group community job Paid individual community job Receives Paid Vacation and/or Sick Time at Paid Community Job Takes Classes Training or Do Something to Help Get a Job or a Better Job Volunteers Would Like a Paid Job in the Community
System Performance
- Access
  Able to Get Rides for Recreational Activities Able to Get Rides for Work or Appointments Staff Have Right Training to Meet Persons Needs
- Service Coordination
  Can Contact Case Manager/Service Coordinator When Wants to Case Manager/Service Coordinator Asks What Person Wants Met Case Manager/Service Coordinator Person Knew What Was Being Talked About at Last Service Plan Meeting Person Took Part in the Last Service Planning Meeting Staff Come and Leave When They Are Supposed To The Person Was Able to Choose the Services That Were Part of the Service Plan The Service Planning Meeting Included the People That the Person Wanted to Be There

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