National Core Indicators Survey

NCI is a national, voluntary effort by public developmental disabilities agencies to measure and track their own performance. This effort supports the development of standardized quality measures in adult developmental services. At the request of OADS, every year MDDC interviews 400 adults with developmental disabilities who receive case management and at least one other service and consent to participate.

The interviews address individuals’ experiences with the services that they receive and measure person-centered outcomes and system-level indicators related to employment, choice, relationships, case management, inclusion, and health. Qualitative feedback from the interviewers suggested that those who work in integrated settings and live more independently seemed happier and that many participants seemed to have limited awareness about the availability of choices in services and supports.  

For more information about National Core Indicators visit nationalcoreindicators.org

Reports

NCI Adult Consumer Survey Outcomes 2013-2014 Maine Report

NCI Adult Consumer Survey Outcomes 2014-2015 Maine Report

NCI Adult Consumer Survey Outcomes 2015-2016 Maine Report

NCI Adult Consumer Survey Outcomes 2016-2017 Maine Report

NCI Adult Consumer Survey Outcomes 2017-2018 Maine Report