The purpose of this report is to provide summary information on the performance of Maine’s home and community based care system. The data in this report can be used to identify areas where the system is working and people are satisfied with services and to identify areas where improvement may be needed. The data may also point to areas where further analysis or more information would be helpful. The data in the report represents baseline information. There are no absolute standards or norms against which the results can be compared. In some instances, it will be important to use the data as a basis for further discussion and inquiry in order to “interpret” or draw conclusions from the results. This is part of an ongoing quality improvement ...
Home care services play a fundamental role in England in supporting older and disabled people in the...
In Maine and nationally, adult day services tend to be underfunded and underutilized compared to oth...
This paper reports on data integration from a program manager’s perspective. The paper is not meant ...
Researchers at the Muskie School of Public Service compiled over 15 tools and surveys. Included in t...
The Data Management and Use Series represents the third in a group of papers synthesizing the ideas ...
The Data Management and Use Series represents the third in a group of papers synthesizing the ideas ...
The MDS-HC, or the Minimum Data Set Home Care, is a tool to help identify the needs of and services ...
Early in the development of this first working paper on QM roles and responsibilities, QA/QI grantee...
This report provides the results from a survey and personal interviews that were conducted with Main...
In 2006, the Office of Elder Services requested the assistance of the Muskie School in developing an...
Purpose: This study aimed to develop home care quality indicators (HCQIs) to be used by a variety of...
This chartbook is an update to the “Assessment of Maine’s Long-term Care Needs Baseline Report: Demo...
Data can be used to develop outcome-based measures to ensure the quality of home and community-based...
To undertake exploratory benchmarking of a set of clinical indicators of quality care in residential...
Background Health care systems that succeed in preventing long term care and hospital admissions of ...
Home care services play a fundamental role in England in supporting older and disabled people in the...
In Maine and nationally, adult day services tend to be underfunded and underutilized compared to oth...
This paper reports on data integration from a program manager’s perspective. The paper is not meant ...
Researchers at the Muskie School of Public Service compiled over 15 tools and surveys. Included in t...
The Data Management and Use Series represents the third in a group of papers synthesizing the ideas ...
The Data Management and Use Series represents the third in a group of papers synthesizing the ideas ...
The MDS-HC, or the Minimum Data Set Home Care, is a tool to help identify the needs of and services ...
Early in the development of this first working paper on QM roles and responsibilities, QA/QI grantee...
This report provides the results from a survey and personal interviews that were conducted with Main...
In 2006, the Office of Elder Services requested the assistance of the Muskie School in developing an...
Purpose: This study aimed to develop home care quality indicators (HCQIs) to be used by a variety of...
This chartbook is an update to the “Assessment of Maine’s Long-term Care Needs Baseline Report: Demo...
Data can be used to develop outcome-based measures to ensure the quality of home and community-based...
To undertake exploratory benchmarking of a set of clinical indicators of quality care in residential...
Background Health care systems that succeed in preventing long term care and hospital admissions of ...
Home care services play a fundamental role in England in supporting older and disabled people in the...
In Maine and nationally, adult day services tend to be underfunded and underutilized compared to oth...
This paper reports on data integration from a program manager’s perspective. The paper is not meant ...