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Improving Performance and Measuring Impact Cindy Walters, UTA SSW Graduate Regional Sales Director, Social Solutions
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Types of Performance
• Individual Performance
• Staff Performance
• Program/Agency Performance
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Ways to Look at Performance
• Are we meeting our stated goals?
(Mission)
• Are we efficient and effective?
(Time and Effort)
• What difference are we making in our clients’ lives?
(Outcomes)
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Striving for Alignment
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Strive to Raise the Bar
We challenge and equip service providers and their funders to turn good intent into measurable change by relating efforts to outcomes.
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Football Analogy
The Game Score is
measurement
“How we did”
The Game Review is
“How we can improve”
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Individual Performance
• What is the Plan? – Service/Treatment Plan
• What is the Outcomes? – What is the impact or change we are
seeking?
• How to show the results?– Telling your story with data
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Individual Assessment Over Time
4. Organizational growth
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Individual Improvement
4. Organizational growth
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Staff Performance Individual and Collectively
• Begins with the Job Description
– Know your Position
• Agreed upon Goals and Objectives
– Know the Game Plan
• Written Evaluation
– Summary of the Results
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Monitoring Staff
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Agency/Program Performance
• Strategic Plan
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• Actual vs Projected Outcomes
• Funders Expectations
• Improvement/Capacity Building
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Areas to Consider
As an agency, how is your …
1. Organizational Stability
2. Financial Stability3. Program Quality (Products and Services)
4. Organizational Growth
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Combining It All Together
The whole is greater
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Ways to show your SUCCESS
4. Organizational growth
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Reporting Your ProgressWeighted Pre/Post Assessment
4. Organizational growth
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Ongoing Process
For continuous improvement, performance management is an ongoing process.
It is a culture within the agency at all levels from the front line staff to senior management.
How can we serve our clients better?
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Free WebinarsYou are invited to join one of our Webinar
where our customers talk about their use ETO - register on the website – www.socialsolutions.com
October 23rd - Identifying Outcome Benchmarks for Workforce Development
October 30th - The Path to Improving Performance in Delinquency Prevention Programs
Other recorded ones are listed on the website.
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Effective Performance Management
In summary, Effective Performance
Management is done on multiple
levels:
– Individual Clients
– Staff
– Program/Agency
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Scorecard – Season Results
The Game Score is
measurement
“How we did”
The Game Review is
“How we can improve”
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Let ETO help take you to the next level
For more information contact: Cindy Walters 303.579.9144
cwalters@socialsolutions.comwww.socialsolutions.com