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ATTACHMENT B

KEY INDICATORS COMPONENT DATA

Updated June 9, 2016



THE PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT OF 1995 (Pub. L. 104-13)

Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 40 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and reviewing the collection of information.

An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number.

The Key Indicators Component data will be entered directly onto an online form on the NAMRS website on an annual basis. The reporting period is the federal fiscal year (October–September). This component includes aggregated counts of key statistics and is submitted only by those states that cannot submit the Case Component.   

Table 1–Investigations

Element Category/No.

Element Name

Element Description/ Categories

Required

Field Entry Format

Instructions

Investigations Closed

empty

empty

empty

empty

empty

K1

Investigations Closed

Number of investigations closed during the reporting period.

Yes

Numeric - 10 integers

Investigation could have been received in previous reporting period, but must have been closed during current reporting period. Closed investigations include those completed and resulted in a finding (e.g., substantiated, unsubstantiated). Closed investigations also include those where the investigation was not completed due to reasons such as client refused services. Do not include investigation closed due to administrative reasons such as opened in error.

K1.1

Comment

Provide additional information on the number of investigations closed during the reporting period.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

empty



Table 2–Clients

Element Category/No.

Element Name

Element Description/ Categories

Required

Field Entry Format

Instructions

Clients who received investigations

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

Count each client in each investigation. If a client was the subject of two investigations, count twice.

K2

Clients who received an investigation

Number of clients involved in an investigation that was closed or completed during the reporting period.

Yes

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K2.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of clients was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Clients who received interagency coordination

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

Count each client once for each investigation in which he/she received one or more interagency coordination activities.


K3

Clients who received interagency coordination

Number of clients referred to an agency in which an interagency coordination was part of the investigation.

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Examples of agencies include law enforcement or prosecutorial offices, protection and advocacy or Client Advocacy Program (CAP), state licensing agency, State Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU), and Long Term Care Ombudsman Program.

K3.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of clients who received interagency coordination was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Clients by case closure reason

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

This includes the number of clients by case closure reason whose case was closed for a specific reason.

A client is counted for each case closure. There can only be one primary case closure reason per client per case.

K4.1

Empty

Investigation completed

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.2

Empty

Investigation completed and protective services case completed

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.3

Empty

Investigation unable to be completed (non-specific)

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.3.1

Empty

Investigation unable to be completed due to death of client during investigation

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.3.2

Empty

Investigation unable to be completed due to refusal of client

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.4

Empty

Protective services case opened but not completed (non-specific)

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.4.1

Empty

Protective services case closed due to death of client

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.4.2

Empty

Protective services case closed due to client decision to not continue

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.5

Empty

Other

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.6

Empty

Unknown

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K4.7

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of clients by case closure reason was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty







Table 3–Victims

Element Category/No.

Element Name

Element Description/ Categories

Required

Field Entry Format

Instructions

Clients found to be victims

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

A victim is counted once for each investigation in which a maltreatment was substantiated, no matter how many maltreatments were substantiated.

K5

Clients found to be victims

Number of victims in which at least one maltreatment disposition was substantiated per investigation.

Yes

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K5.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims by Age

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

The victim’s age is computed by subtracting the client's date of birth from the investigation start date. An estimated age can be used.

The victim’s age is counted once per each investigation in which the client was found to be a victim.

Age could differ between investigations.

K6.1

Empty

18-29 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.2

Empty

30-39 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.3

Empty

40-49 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.4

Empty

50-59 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.5

Empty

60-69 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.6

Empty

70-74 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.7

Empty

75-84 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.8

Empty

85 and older

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.9

Empty

Unknown

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K6.10

Comment

Provide additional information on how age was computed.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims by race

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

A multiracial victim is counted for each race identified. For example, if the victim is Asian and White, the victim should be counted in both race categories. If specific races cannot be identified for the multiracial victim, the victim is counted in “other” category.

K7.1

Empty

American Indian or Alaska Native

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K7.2

Empty

Asian

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K7.3

Empty

Black or African American

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K7.4

Empty

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K7.5

Empty

White

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K7.6

Empty

Other

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K7.7

Empty

Unknown

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K7.8

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims by race was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims by ethnicity

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

Count each victim once per investigation.

K8.1

Empty

Hispanic, Latino/a, or Spanish

No

Numeric -10 integers

Empty

K8.2

Empty

Not Hispanic, Latino/a, or Spanish

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K8.3

Empty

Unknown

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K8.4

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims by ethnicity was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims by gender identity

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

Count each victim once per investigation.

K9.1

Empty

Male

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K9.2

Empty

Female

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K9.3

Empty

Transgender

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K9.4

Empty

Unknown

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K9.5

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims by gender was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims receiving benefits

Empty

Empty

empty

Empty

A victim is counted once per investigation in which he/she received one or more benefits.

K10

Victims who received one or more benefits

Number of victims who received one or more federal and/or state benefits.


No

Numeric - 10 integers

The types of benefits include but are not limited to: Medicaid, Medicare, public subsidized housing, Social Security Disability Insurance, Social Security retirement benefits, Supplemental Security Income, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, and veterans' disabled benefits.

K10.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims by receipt of benefits was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims with disabilities

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

A victim is counted once per investigation in which he/she was identified as having one or more disabilities.

K11

Victims with one or more disabilities

Number of victims with one or more disabilities.

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K11.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims with one or more disabilities was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims with behavioral conditions

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

A victim is counted once per investigation in which he/she was screened as having one or more behavioral conditions.

K12

Victims with one or more screened or diagnosed behavioral conditions

Number of victims with one or more screened or diagnosed behavioral conditions.

No

Numeric - 10 integers

The types of diagnoses include, but are not limited to: alcohol use disorder, anxiety, bipolar disorder, dementia, depression, schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, substance use disorder, and traumatic brain injury.

K12.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims with a behavioral condition was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims by maltreatment type

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

A victim is counted each time he/she was substantiated as a victim of a specific maltreatment type.

For example, if a person was found to be a victim of neglect in two investigations, the count for neglect would be two for that victim.

K13.1

Empty

Abandonment

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.2

Empty

Emotional abuse

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.3

Empty

Exploitation (non-specific)

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.3.1

Empty

Financial exploitation

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.3.2

Empty

Other exploitation

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.4

Empty

Neglect

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.5

Empty

Physical abuse

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.6

Empty

Sexual abuse

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.7

Empty

Suspicious death

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.8

Empty

Self-neglect

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.9

Empty

Other

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.10

Empty

Unknown

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K13.11

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims by maltreatment type was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims with guardian or conservator

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

A victim is counted once per investigation in which he/she was screened as having one or more guardians or conservators.

K14

Victims with guardian or conservator at start of investigation

Number of victims with guardian or conservator at start of investigation.

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K14.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims by one or more guardians or conservators was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Victims who received or were referred for services

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

A victim is counted once per investigation in which he/she received or was referred for one or more services.

If a client received multiple services and also was referred for multiple services in one investigation, he/she is counted only once.

K15

Victims who received services or were referred for services by APS

Number of victims who received services or were referred for services by APS.

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K15.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of victims by services was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty



Table 4–Perpetrators

Element Category/No.

Element Name

Element Description/ Categories

Required

Field Entry Format

Instructions

Perpetrators by age

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

The perpetrator age is computed by subtracting the person's date of birth from the investigation start date. An estimated age can be used.

Count each perpetrator once per client per investigation.

If a person was the perpetrator of two clients in one investigation, the person is counted twice.

K16.1

Empty

17 and younger

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.2

Empty

18-29 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.3

Empty

30-39 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.4

Empty

40-49 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.5

Empty

50-59 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.6

Empty

60-69 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.7

Empty

70-74 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.8

Empty

75-84 years

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.9

Empty

85 and older

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.10

Empty

Unknown

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K16.11

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of perpetrators by age was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Perpetrators by gender identity

Empty

Empty

Empty

empty

Empty

K17.1

Empty

Male

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K17.2

Empty

Female

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K17.3

Empty

Transgender

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K17.4

Empty

Unknown

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K17.5

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of perpetrators by gender was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Perpetrators with kinship relationship

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

Count each perpetrator once per client per investigation.

If a person was the perpetrator of two clients in one investigation and is related to one victim and not the second, the perpetrator is counted only once.

K18

Perpetrators who had a kinship relationship to the victim

Number of perpetrators related to the victim by affinity (blood, adoption, marriage, etc.)

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K18.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of perpetrators by kinship relationship was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Perpetrators with association to victim

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

Count each perpetrator once per client per investigation.

If a person was the perpetrator of two clients in one investigation and has one or more caregiving relationships to one victim and not the second, the perpetrator is counted only once.

K19

Perpetrators who had one or more associations to victim

Number of perpetrators with one or more caregiving relationships to the victim.

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K19.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of perpetrators by association to the victim was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty

Perpetrators with legal remedy recommendations

Empty

Empty

Empty

Empty

Count each perpetrator once per client per investigation.

If a person was the perpetrator of two clients in one investigation and had one or more legal remedies recommended or sought related to one victim and none with the second, the perpetrator is counted only once.

K20

Perpetrators for whom one or more legal remedies on behalf of the victim were recommended or sought

Number of perpetrators for whom at least one legal remedy was recommended or sought.

No

Numeric - 10 integers

Empty

K20.1

Comment

Provide additional information on how number of perpetrators by legal remedy was determined.

No

Text - 5,000 characters

Empty




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