Definition
The difference (net shift) between the earliest and latest SCORE (circumstances and goals) for the Outcomes Domain under the same Service Types or Program Activities.
A positive shift in outcomes signifies an improvement in outcomes.
Indicator Summary
The net shift (difference) is calculated as the latest Outcome Domain Score minus the earliest Outcome Domain Score, disaggregated by Outcome Domain, Program Activity and Service Type for clients who are fully assessed. For a client to be fully assessed, they require paired AssessmentID from the same ClientID, Participation type, ActivityId, ServicetypeId, LeadOrgId …
| Distribution/Table | Path/Column | Dashboard Filter |
| TEI_Client_Assessment Table | OUTCOMEDOMAIN | Outcome Domain |
| ACTIVITYID | Program Activity | |
| SERVICETYPEID | Service Type |
Outcome Areas
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Outcome measures
Statuses: [FACSIAR Data Governance Committee: Standard, Feb. 17, 2023]
Quality Statement
Targeted Earlier Intervention (TEI) Data Set Quality Statement 2019-20Calculation rules
- Description
The net shift (difference) is calculated as the latest Outcome Domain Score minus the earliest Outcome Domain Score, disaggregated by Outcome Domain, Program Activity and Service Type for clients who are fully assessed. For a client to be fully assessed, they require paired AssessmentID from the same ClientID, Participation type, ActivityId, ServicetypeId, LeadOrgId, DeliveryOrgId, OutcomeType, and OutcomeDomain. The Paired SCORE require the second SCORE, identified by AssessmentID, to be indicated as AssessmentType = 'Post-SCORE.' Outcome Type must equal "Circumstances" or "Goals". The final Assessed date is used for reporting of the results of the paired assessments.
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- Data Element
- Client outcome assessment: Domain Group, Outcome label A(13)
- Guide for use
Where value excludes 'satisfaction'.
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Data Exchange: Client identifier, X(19)
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Data Exchange: Program activity identifier, Code NN
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Session: Service Type, Code N(4)
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Data Exchange: Delivery Organisation identifier, X(19)
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Session: Conducted Date, YYYYMMDD
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Client outcome assessment: Domain, label A(17)
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Client Outcome Assessment: Created Date, YYYYMMDD
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Data Exchange: Lead Organisation identifier, X(19)
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Record: Current Record Indicator, No/Yes Code N
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
| Distribution/Table | Path/Column | Dashboard Filter |
| TEI_Client_Assessment Table | OUTCOMEDOMAIN | Outcome Domain |
| ACTIVITYID | Program Activity | |
| SERVICETYPEID | Service Type |
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- Data Element
- Session: Service Type, Code N(4)
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Data Exchange: Program activity identifier, Code NN
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
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- Data Element
- Client outcome assessment: Domain, label A(17)
- Data Set
- Targeted Earlier Intervention Data Set
Comments
SCORE stands for ‘Standard Client / Community Outcomes Reporting’. It is an outcomes reporting tool that helps report the impact of service delivery. In the Data Exchange, there are four different types of SCORE:
- Circumstances SCORE: measures changes in individual client circumstances.
- Goals SCORE: measures an individual clients progress in achieving specific goals.
- Satisfaction SCORE: measures individual client satisfaction.
- Community SCORE: measures changes in groups or communities.
Each type of SCORE has different domains that can be used to report client outcomes. SCORE uses a 5-point rating scale – this scale varies for each type of SCORE
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