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ATI MEMBER SURVEY DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUES
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RESPONDENTS 46 respondents to the survey 89% of agencies employ trainers 10.87% use contractors 13% use volunteers
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WHO MEMBERS SERVE
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TYPES OF SERVICES PROVIDED 84% Transit Orientation – Group 76% Transit Orientation - Individual 87% Familiarization - Group 84% Familiarization - Individual 89% Travel Training - One-on-One Short Term Instruction 80% Travel Training - One-on-One Comprehensive Instruction 31% Train-the-Trainer - Caregiver Workshops 69% Train-the-Trainer - Professional development for teachers/direct service providers 27% Other (please specify)
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OBSERVATIONS COST OF TRAINING 56% of respondents don’t collect data on the cost per individual trained. Q5 Of those that do collect data, methodologies used, Q6: Average cost per hour of training Average cost pf training per individual Average cost of current method of transportation 28% of respondents don’t collect data on the number of hours and days of training per customer. Q9
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OBSERVATIONS TRAINING OF INDIVIDUALS 95% of respondents collect data on the number of customers trained per year. Q16
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62% of respondents collect data on the number of customers who did not complete training. Q20
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OBSERVATIONS ON HOW TRAINING AFFECTS THE INDIVIDUAL 55% of respondents don’t track reportable data on how the individual changed as a result of training Of those that do track; 83% track change in travel habits as a result training 83% Track change in modes of transportation used 89% Track change in reported quality of life 50% track change inability to perform specific skill sets
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West Side 1. As an association, should we advocate for members to use a standard unit cost? 2. Can we do this with the diversity of the organizations within our membership? 3. If we move towards using a standard unit cost, what are the pros and cons of the following options: 1. Cost per hour 2. Cost per trainee East side 1. Is it important that we as profession track reportable data on how the individual changed as a result of training? 2. If yes: Please discuss the pros and cons of tracking the following: 1. Increased self-esteem 2. Feeling of inclusion and increased sense of belonging
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