House with no Steps – Lyn Ainsworth United Way – Michael McDade Interaction Disability Services – Craig Moore Valmar Support Services – Hugh Packard Ability Options – Mills Baptistcare – Lucy Morris Cerebral Palsy Australia – Sharyn Gregory Life Without Barriers – Claire Robbs Life Without Barriers – Edward Birt Lifestart – Sue Becker Northcott – Kerry Stubbs Northcott – Rebecca Rodwell Radius Disability Services – Cath Macdonald UnitingCare Disability – Jo-Anne Hewitt Government: Ageing Disability and Home Care – Eugene McGarrell Ageing Disability and Home Care – Lorraine Haywood Ageing Disability and Home Care- John Bently Ageing Disability and Home Care – Michael Henman Peak Body: National Disability Services – Gordon Duff National Disability Services – Cronan National Disability Services – Deb Sazdanoff National Disability Services – Lee Bratel National Disability Services – Deb Hoffman Sector Expert: Future by Design – Valmae Rose Council on Quality and Leadership – Becky Hansen Academia Deakin University – Lynne Adamson Sydney University – Gwyneth Llewellyn Queensland University of Technology – Michael McDade 4.5 Final synthesis, restructuring and mapping of outcomes and domains Once all of the outcomes had been identified through the literature review, stakeholder engagement, and the iterative process of additional stakeholder
Independence, ‘I can pay for the things I need’ This outcome relates to: Having sufficient income or access to money. Evidence base: This is also described as: ‘Material wellbeing’ in the Ask ME! Quality of Life Questionnaire (Bonham Research 2011) - ‘On money, do you feel that you are... (Well off / Have some money problems / Poor) ‘Standard of living’ in the National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) - ‘How satisfied are you with your present standard of living?’ - and the Australian Wellbeing Index (Australian Unity 2010) - ‘On a scale of 0 to 10, with 0 being very dissatisfied, rate how satisfied you are with your standard of living’ The idea of being able to ‘pay for things’ is addressed in the following references: New Zealand Disability Strategy (New Zealand Office of Disability Issues 2009) Victorian Quality Framework (DHS 2007) SROI of Action for Kids' Work Related Learning Program, UK SROI of Industrial Maintenance Engineers Program, US SROI of Visions Australia's Employment Services Program Independence, ‘I feel comfortable about the balance between what I do myself and what I rely on others for’ This outcome relates to: Having a comfortable balance between being independent and receiving outside support. This may include being able to delay and/or reduce reliance on outside support over time. Evidence base: The idea of reducing the need for care and support over time is addressed in the following references: National Standards for Disability Services (DSS 2013) UK Health Equalities Framework (HEF) (Atkinson et al. 2013) UK Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework 2013 to 2014 (Department of Health 2013) - ‘Delaying and reducing the needs for care and support’ SROI of Saskatchewan Abilities Council Becoming Clubhouse Program, Canada SROI of Industrial Maintenance Engineers Program, US ‘Belonging’ Domain outcomes evidence base Social Wellbeing, ‘I have meaningful and mutually supportive personal relationships with others’ This outcome relates to: Having meaningful and supportive personal relationships with friends, family, a partner and colleagues.