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APPENDIX K: PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND OUTCOMES 2) Percent of youth who report that they received education while in isolation C. Provide vigorous programming that is culturally competent and gender specific, that minimizes periods of idle time, that addresses the behavioral problems of confined youth and that promotes healthy life choices. 1) Percent of youth whose records indicate they have received a health assessment 2) Percent of youth whose records indicate they have received a mental health assessment 3) Percent of youth whose records indicate they have received a substance abuse assessment 4) Percent of youth whose records indicate they have received reading and math tests 5) Percent of youth whose records indicate they have received a social skills assessment 6) Percent of youth whose records indicate they have received a vocational assessment 7) Percent of youth whose records indicate they have received a physical fitness assessment 8) Percent of youth confined for more than 60 days whose records include a written individual treatment plan 9) Percent of youth confined for more than 60 days whose records indicate that they received the education programming prescribed by their individual treatment plans 10) Percent of youth confined for more than 60 days whose records indicate that they received the social skills programming prescribed by their individual treatment plans 11) Percent of youth confined for more than 60 days whose records indicate that they received the vocational skills programming prescribed by their individual treatment plans 12) Percent of youth confined for more than 60 days whose individual treatment plans have monthly progress notes 13) Percent of youth continued for more than 1 year whose records include an annual summary of treatment progress 14) Percent of released youth who were confined for more than 60 days whose records indicate that they have completed the health curriculum 15) Percent of released youth who were confined for more than 60 days whose records indicate that they have completed a social skills curriculum. 16) Percent of released youth who were confined for more than 60 days whose records indicate that they have completed a vocational skills curriculum System of Care Task Force Report (January 2003) 116
APPENDIX K: PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND OUTCOMES 17) Percent of youth interviewed who report receiving at least one hour of large muscle exercise each day on weekdays and two hours each day on weekends 18) Percent of interviewed youth who report receiving education materials while in isolation D. Promote continuity in programming and services for youth after they are released 1) Percent of released youth who were confined for more than 60 days whose reintegration plans address the remaining elements of their individual treatment plans E. Open facility to the community via telephone, visitation and volunteer involvement. 1) Percent of youth who report that policies governing telephone calls are implemented consistently 2) Percent of youth who report that they have placed and/or received telephone calls from a parent or guardian 3) Visitation per 100 person-days of youth confinement 4) Percent of youth getting visits 5) The number of community volunteers providing programming in the facility 6) The number of different programs that engage community volunteers III. HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH A. Identify youths at time of admission who have acute health problems or crisis mental health situations and following evaluation, ensure delivery of appropriate health or mental health services. 1) Percent of staff completing training in administering the health and mental health intake screening who passed a competency test at the end of the training 2) Percent of youth presented for admission who have a health and mental health intake screening completed in one hour or less B. Provide health appraisals for all youth not released quickly, as well as behavioral, mental health and substance abuse evaluations where indicated. 1) Percent of youth presented for admission whose health assessments were completed within seven days, or sooner as required by law 2) Percent of youth presented for admission whose health assessments were completed within seven days, or sooner as required by law 3) Percent of youth needing a substance abuse assessment for whom it was completed within 14 days of admission or within 14 days of referral System of Care Task Force Report (January 2003) 117
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TOWARD AN ORGANIZED SYSTEM OF CARE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS TRANSMITTAL LETTE
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TRANSMITTAL LETTER Hon. Donald L. C
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PREFACE The Rhode Island System of
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This plan for an
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY stakeholders have
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CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW The Rhode Islan
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CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW SYSTEM STRATEGY
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CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW the four Region
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APPENDIX A: RHODE ISLAND SYSTEM OF
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