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NCI ANNUAL MEETING: EXAMINING THE NATIONAL CORE INDICATOR DATA IN SOME NEW AND DIFFERENT WAYS IN CALIFORNIA

Presented to: August 12, 2015

Ashleigh Belding Holly Hatton Bowers Melanie Schindell

PROPOSED ADDITIONS

• Mover expansion study

– A longitudinal study to examine the quality of lives of individual movers – Using the NCI Adult Consumer Survey – Piloting User Friendly Questions

• Examining NCI data for supplemental

analyses by additional factors

– Income, race or ethnicity, primary language, age

REVIEW OF NCI SAMPLING STRATEGY

NCI Sampling Criteria for Consumer Survey:

• Adults age 18 and over
• Must be receiving at least one service besides

case management (CA: per year)

• From across all residential settings

DDS CA Specifications:

• Valid sample sizes for each of the 21 regional

centers

• Subgroups of interest are adequately

represented

METHODOLOGY

• Randomized sample of 400 consumers

per regional center =2100

MOVER LONGITUDINAL SURVEY

Goal: Evaluate how services meet the changing needs of “Movers” Developmental Centers Community

7/28/2015

MOVER LONGITUDINAL SURVEY

What is it?

• Tracks the same movers and their

families over time – Tells us how needs may change for a mover over time – Tells us more information on how to better support movers

• Surveys occur at specific time

segments

• Unique to each individuals move

date

MOVER LONGITUDINAL SURVEY

15-16 16-17 17-18

Cohort Moving Dates 3 month

6 month

12 month 24 month

PROPOSED TIMELINE

Move Date

• A move date is chosen

3mo

• Initial Survey 1 "Mover Experience Survey"
• Initial Survey 2: CS
• Initial Survey 3: FGS

6mo

• Survey 1: 2nd round Interview of the CS
• Survey 2: 2nd round of FGS

12mo

• Survey 1: 3rd round Interview of the CS
• Survey 2: 3rd round of FGS

24mo

• Survey 1: 3rd round Interview of the CS
• Survey 2: 3rd round of FGS mailed to family/guardians

MOVER LONGITUDINAL STUDY

• Watch individual change in indicators over time
• Watch group change in indicators over time
• Comparison between individual movers year-to-

year

• Comparison between mover groups year to year

USER FRIENDLY SECTION I

• To increase participation of

those who are unable to answer Section I

• 10 questions
• Includes photographs
• Invite staff person who

knows the individual’s communication best to help with understanding.

USER FRIENDLY SECTION I

USER FRIENDLY SECTION I

This person has a job She is working Do you have a job? Do you work? This person likes her home She likes where she lives Do you like where you live? Do you like your home? These people have friends Do you have friends?

EXAMINING NCI DATA FOR SUPPLEMENTAL ANALYSES

• Do race or ethnicity play a role in satisfaction

with services and supports? In health disparities?

– Example: White, Non-Hispanic compared to Hispanic

• Does income play in a role in satisfaction with

services and supports? In health disparities?

– Example: Families with incomes below the federal poverty line compared to higher incomes

• Does primary language play a role?

QUESTIONS?