Measuring the number of times a person has gone out to eat or shop in the community does not reflect the degree to which they they desire to take part in those specific community activities.
Person-Centered Measurement assesses the extent to which a person experience(s)...
The types of outcomes they desire with…
With the frequency/intensity they desire
At the times and locations they prefer, and
With the people they desire
It is driven by the person’s expressed preferences, needs, and values.
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