Defining what is measured so that it takes into account a person’s preferences, desires, and needs.
Person-centered measurement assesses the extent to which a person’s outcomes meet their needs and preferences/desires.
Through involving stakeholders, including people with disabilities, in determining what is most important to measure and how to best measure it when developing measurement tools.
Making sure measures are accessible and relevant to people with a variety of abilities and backgrounds (e.g., making sure the words used are not too difficult for some individuals to understand).
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