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Quality Measures 2005^®

CQL introduced Quality Measures 2005^® in May 2005. The Quality Measures 2005^® continue CQL’s commitment to personal quality of life measurement and emphasize the use of community supports to facilitate those personal quality of life measures.

With the launch of the Quality Measures 2005^®, we are poised for an exciting period of exploration and leadership.  Quality Measures 2005^® incorporates community life as the “place” for the application of person-directed outcomes and supports. CQL leads this transition from organization to community as the frame for quality analysis.

CQL Canada's focus is on strategies to assist support and provider organizations to facilitate personal quality of life outcomes within the context of social capital, community inclusion, and quality of Community Life^®.

CQL Canada uses the Quality Measures 2005^® to define and measure the quality of services and supports. This broad based set of quality indicators supports

Overview of

CQL Canada's

Quality Process

Answers to Some

Frequently

Asked Questions

Shared Values

 Basic Assurances^®

 Personal Outcome Measures^®

 Responsive Services^®

 Community Life^®

The measures support multiple applications of individual and organizational information gathering and analysis. Quality Measures 2005^® provides a quality design and feedback guide for individuals, organizations, systems, support groups and communities.

Five quality indicators are used:

• Shared Values

• Basic Assurances^®

• Responsive Services^®

• Personal Outcome Measures^®

• Community Life^®