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New Staff Orientation

This presentation by Leah Nell Adams focuses on the evaluation of client demographics and outcomes for the National AgrAbility Project. It emphasizes the importance of tracking client demographics, understanding the types of operations involved (e.g., farming and aquaculture), and analyzing trends in disabilities over time. The session outlines how to collect data—via Excel, Paper, Access, or SPSS—and discusses the necessity of reporting impacts to justify funding. Key demographic insights from 2003-2004 are shared, along with future steps for gathering outcomes.

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New Staff Orientation

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  1. New Staff Orientation Demographics and Evaluation Leah Nell Adams NTW 2004

  2. What I do • Evaluations for National AgrAbility • Impact Evaluation Survey • Provide advice to state projects on evaluations • Keep track of client demographics • MOVE US TOWARDS REPORTING IMPACTS AND OUTCOMES

  3. Demographics What should you track? And Why?

  4. In the future-Outcomes • We will develop outcome questions to include in this data

  5. How should you send it to me? • Excel • Paper • Access • SPSS

  6. Results of demographics 2003-2004

  7. Age all clients 03-04

  8. Age NEW clients only 03-04 Age ALL clients 03-04

  9. Age of all clients 01-04 FYI- that small blip at age 20 is comprised of 20% non- ag moving vehicle incidents and a High rate of para and quad (17 and 10%)

  10. Gender 03-04

  11. What type of operation? Number of AgrAbility clients involved in operation 2003-2004

  12. Other operations • Aquaculture • Bee Keeper • Feed mill • Forestry • Hoof Trimmer • Landscaping and lawn care • Pecans • Rodeo photography • Soil Research • Truck driver • Woodwork

  13. Seasonal/migrant 2% Employee 7% No longer farming 9% Child 5% Dependent adult 5% Owner Operator 68% Spouse/partner 4% Who is the client?

  14. Client Status 03-04

  15. Top 7 disabilities 03-04

  16. 3 year trend in disability-decreases percent

  17. 3 year trend in disability- increases percent

  18. What is this other category? When you look at the data, 42 entries were listed as other 15 of these gave a description . • Chemical Imbalance • Congenital • Communication • Compression of spine • Cystic fibrosis • Educational/Learning 2 • Genetic Birth Defect • Learning disability • Lymphedema • Ptsd • Substance abuse • Unidentified 2 • Unknown

  19. What caused disability?All cases, 2003-2004

  20. What ag things caused disability? Repetitive motion and too many years farming

  21. What non ag things caused disability?

  22. Gender and disability, 01-04 %

  23. What demographic analyses would be most helpful to you?

  24. What is most helpful to me? • Please report on this data!!! • Why? • Because we need continued justification for the money that is funding us. • Because I can provide you with presentations like this one for you to use with funding agencies and others

  25. Outcomes • I will work towards gathering and reporting outcomes

  26. How should we do this? • TBA

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