1. Measure Description Standard Frequency of Measurement
Refocusing the Modern Family (RMF) Program Performance Measures & Methodologies-FY 1617
Measure Description Standard Frequency of Measurement
Q 1
Q 2
Q 3
Q 4
% children receiving IN HOME services in a 12-week period who are NOT victims of reports of verified or indicated maltreatment DURING services
99%
100%
% of CLIENTS served will show NO RECURRENCE of verified or indicated maltreatments for 6 MONTHS after SUCCESSFULLY completing program
93%
96%
97%
The percentage of families whose children are maintained within the family home shall be at least 95%.
The percentage of families that, after successfully completing the SERVICE PROVIDER’s program, show improved scores by comparing the SERVICE PROVIDER’s administered pre-test and post-test results shall be at least 90%.
75% of all clients referred for RMF services will be engaged (session 2+) in services.
94%
90%

2. # Improved in all diminished areas
FFA Report: Began reporting in April 2016 on our client monthly reports. This data only looks at those clients who successfully completed full program and who had an FFA with area(s) identified as diminished. If not all areas improved it is captured in this box.
# Participants with Protective Capacities Diminished on FFA who Successfully Completed RMF
# Improved in all diminished areas
# Where 1/3 Measures was not Improved 82
76 or 93%
6 or 7%

8. Refocusing the Modern Family Behavioral Outcomes
The outcomes:
Significant reduction in verified abuse maltreatments following program completion.
p-value: p<.0001
Significant reduction in child removals from home comparing pre/post treatment.
p-value: p<.05
Participants to achieve ratio of 5 positive interactions for every 1 negative interaction with child.
p-value: p<.001
Participants to achieve a minimum of 90% correct on role-play post-test assessment.
Participants to achieve a significant reduction in stress as measured by the Parental Stress Index across the child domain and total domain.
Significant reduction in maladaptive behaviors of target child.
Significant increase in behaviors targeted for acquisition of target child.