Guidance for Reviewers Topic Area Guidance Question #9c: – Evidence = The information used to confirm that outcomes are reflective of the family priorities, concerns and resources might be: information that the family has shared about their concerns and priorities for their child in comparison to the IFSP outcomes. Criteria for Providing a Yes, No, or N/A Response A response is not appropriate for this item. “N/A” A response to this question is appropriate if all child and family IFSP outcomes are clearly based on family concerns and priorities (e.g., there “Yes” are clear connections between the IFSP outcomes and information the family has shared about working and challenging in everyday what’s routines and activities and the priorities families would like to focus on). A response is appropriate if any (one or more) child and family IFSP outcome seems to be based on provider priorities or something other “No” than family concerns and priorities (e.g., there is not a clear connection with the concerns and priorities expressed by the family), and/or no family outcomes are included related to specific family needs and concerns expressed by the family. Topic Area Question/Item Yes No N/A Reviewer Comments Quality 9c. Are the IFSP outcomes reflective of family priorities, concerns IFSPs State and resources? (quality) – Selected Indicator #3
Topic Area Guidance for Reviewers Guidance – Question #9c: Evidence = The information used to confirm that outcomes are reflective of the family priorities, concerns and resources might be: information that the family has shared about their concerns and priorities for their child in comparison to the IFSP outcomes. Criteria for Providing a Yes, No, or N/A Response A “N/A” response is not appropriate for this item. A “Yes” response to this question is appropriate if all child and family IFSP outcomes are clearly based on family concerns and priorities (e.g., there are clear connections between the IFSP outcomes and information the family has shared about what’s working and challenging in everyday routines and activities and the priorities families would like to focus on). A “No” response is appropriate if any (one or more) child and family IFSP outcome seems to be based on provider priorities or something other than family concerns and priorities (e.g., there is not a clear connection with the concerns and priorities expressed by the family), and/or no family outcomes are included related to specific family needs and concerns expressed by the family. Topic Area Question/Item Yes No N/A Reviewer Comments Quality IFSPs – State Selected Indicator #3 9c. Are the IFSP outcomes reflective of family priorities, concerns and resources? (quality)