“Personal Outcome Measures® have had a profound impact on person-centeredness at Search,” shares Cory Gumm, CEO of Search, Inc.
The Personal Outcome Measures® (POM) is a person-centered discovery tool to explore the presence, importance, and achievement of personally-defined outcomes, along with the supports that help people attain their individual goals and dreams. Through the POM, people receiving services share what really matters to them, including their hopes and aspirations. Organizations can then use that information to evaluate the quality of their services, become more responsive, and improve the quality of people’s lives.
At an individual level, the Personal Outcome Measures® can be used to inform a truly person-centered plan, and track progress in implementing that plan. At an aggregate level, organizations can collect Personal Outcome Measures® data to analyze the impact of their supports, identify effective services, and highlight areas where additional work is needed.
In this training ‘Introduction to Personal Outcome Measures®,’ employees from your organization will experience an eye-opening exploration of the Personal Outcome Measures®.
Training Overview
- Presented either in-person or virtually
- Customizable content/duration
- Up to 40 participants
Attendees of this engaging training will learn about the tool, its factors and indicators, and how to leverage it to improve the quality of services and the quality of people’s lives. We’ll also share impactful data collected through the POM and describe what it means for transforming supports.
Training Objectives
- Overview of the POM, including the 5 Factors and 21 Indicators
- Role of POM in understanding quality of life and assessing organizational supports
- Relationship between POM and person-centered planning
- Using the POM to enhance organizational quality and facilitate cultural transformation
- Next steps for implementation of the POM within your organization
Training Duration & Pricing
CQL will work with you to customize the content, duration, and scheduling of this training to meet your unique needs. For planning purposes, versions of this training can be provided anywhere from 3 – 6 hours in length, virtually or in-person, on a single day or across multiple days, with costs ranging from $875 – $1,750.
If the training is being presented in-person, the organization is also responsible for travel and lodging costs. Organizations will be billed for these expenses in addition to the training cost. Prices are subject to change.
Please Note: Organizations that are pursuing or have achieved CQL Accreditation can take advantage of a 5% discount on the costs of CQL training.