Reliable Assessment Data in Multisite Programs: The Social/HMO Example
Evaluation of long-term care programs has suffered from a lack of comparable, reliable data, both within and across programs. This article discusses a methodology for development of clinical/research assessment tools, training of assessment interviewers, and ongoing checking of interrater reliabilit...
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| description | Evaluation of long-term care programs has suffered from a lack of comparable, reliable
data, both within and across programs. This article discusses a methodology for
development of clinical/research assessment tools, training of assessment interviewers,
and ongoing checking of interrater reliability, applied to a multisite national health and
long-term care demonstration. Audio tapes of case managers' clinical assessment
interviews are extensively used. Reliability results are fed back into an ongoing training
program. First year results are reported, showing steady improvement across all sites in
reliability of data from a complex assessment instrument. The program has potential for
wide application and improvement of data bases that are important for future
development of public policy in long-term care. |
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long-term care demonstration. Audio tapes of case managers' clinical assessment
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long-term care demonstration. Audio tapes of case managers' clinical assessment
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long-term care demonstration. Audio tapes of case managers' clinical assessment
interviews are extensively used. Reliability results are fed back into an ongoing training
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