Sample Tables

Attachment 7: Sample Tables

Table 1. Methods for Monitoring PATH Providers, 2015

Method	Number of Grantees	Percent
Site visits	40	93%
Regularly scheduled meetings or teleconferences	33	77%
Review of progress reports	29	67%
Review of HMIS or other data	27	63%
Review of financial documents or billing	31	72%
Other	3	7%

Source: PATH SPC Web Survey 2015, n=43

Table 2. Grantees’ Use of HMIS Data, 2015

Use of HMIS Data	Number of Grantees	Percent
Not being utilized	15	36%
To report Annual Report Survey/PATH data	20	48%
To monitor PATH providers	12	29%
To monitor PATH consumer participation in services or housing	10	24%
To monitor PATH consumer outcomes	9	21%
To report to other State or Federal agencies	7	17%
To plan PATH services or activities	7	17%
Other	2	5%

Source: PATH SPC Web Survey 2015, n=42

Table 3. Total Persons Served by PATH, First Contacted Through Outreach, and Enrolled in PATH, 2010–2012

	2010	2011	2012
Total persons served by PATH	204,528	202,138	215,238
Total persons first contacted through outreach	177,966	177,202	192,299
Total persons enrolled in PATH	91,950*	98,432	103,259

Source: PATH Web site, State Profile Reports—National, 2010–2012

*The total number of persons enrolled in PATH in 2010 with demographic information is 19,891

Table 4. PATH Eligible Services (Non-Housing): Funding and Provision of Services, 2010–2012

Service	2010			2011			2012
	PATH Funds	Non-PATH Funds	Not Provided	PATH Funds	Non-PATH Funds	Not Provided	PATH Funds	Non-PATH Funds	Not Provided
Outreach services	92%	3%	5%	93%	2%	4%	92%	2%	6%
Community mental health services	72%	22%	6%	94%	2%	3%	91%	4%	6%
Case management services	86%	9%	5%	88%	8%	4%	87%	7%	6%
Referrals*	84%	11%	5%	84%	11%	5%	85%	10%	6%
Screening and diagnostic treatment services	67%	17%	16%	68%	16%	16%	67%	15%	17%
Staff training	60%	18%	22%	59%	21%	20%	57%	23%	21%
Habilitation and rehabilitation services	41%	25%	34%	44%	20%	36%	44%	19%	37%
Supportive and supervisory services in residential services	40%	19%	41%	40%	18%	42%	39%	19%	43%
Alcohol or drug treatment services	34%	36%	30%	36%	34%	30%	38%	31%	31%

* Includes referrals for primary health services, job training, educational services, and relevant housing services

Source: PATH Annual Report Surveys 2010–2012

PATH providers: 2010 n=483; 2011 n=500; and 2012 n=508

Table 5. PATH Eligible Services (Housing): Funding and Provision of Services, 2010–2012

Housing Service	2010			2011			2012
	PATH Funds	Non-PATH Funds	Not Provided	PATH Funds	Non-PATH Funds	Not Provided	PATH Funds	Non-PATH Funds	Not Provided
TA in applying for housing	72%	15%	13%	73%	13%	14%	75%	10%	14%
Planning of housing	52%	16%	32%	55%	13%	31%	56%	11%	33%
Improving coordination of housing	51%	20%	29%	53%	17%	31%	53%	16%	31%
Matching persons to housing	48%	19%	33%	51%	16%	33%	53%	15%	31%
Security deposits	45%	19%	36%	42%	19%	39%	46%	16%	38%
One-time rental payments	43%	18%	39%	42%	18%	40%	42%	16%	43%
Minor housing renovation	10%	9%	81%	9%	10%	81%	12%	8%	80%

Source: PATH Annual Report Surveys 2010–2012

PATH providers: 2010 n=483; 2011 n=500; and 2012 n=508

Table 6. Number and Percentage of Enrolled Consumers Receiving Assistance With Each Service, 2010–2012

Service	2010			2011			2012
	Enrolled*	Assisted	%	Enrolled*	Assisted	%		Enrolled*	Assisted	%
Housing	44,954	23,297	51.8%	52,511	27,330	52.0%		58,531	33,419	57.1%
Income benefits	44,199	15,396	34.8%	48,534	15,543	32.0%		55,460	21,794	39.3%
Primary medical care	37,023	12,877	34.8%	42,980	18,284	42.5%		48,524	18,787	38.7%
Medical insurance	40,086	14,335	35.8%	44,687	13,631	30.5%		53,438	19,099	35.7%
Earned income/ employ-ment	39,670	8,185	20.6%	44,502	7,229	16.2%		49,675	9,379	18.9%

Source: PATH Annual Survey Reports 2010–2012

*Total enrolled for those providers that are reporting this voluntary measure

Table 7. Number and Percentage of Enrolled Consumers Attaining Each Service, 2010–2012

Service	2010			2011			2012
	Enrolled*	Attained	%	Enrolled*	Attained	%	Enrolled*	Attained	%
Housing	43,835	13,507	30.8%	52,278	13,846	26.5%	52,979	15,620	29.5%
Primary medical care	36,465	9,951	27.3%	40,457	11,984	29.6%	45,275	12,801	28.3%
Income benefits	41,249	8,058	19.5%	46,197	7,882	17.1%	51,271	10,111	19.7%
Medical insurance	37,852	8,452	22.3%	43,462	8,475	19.5%	49,667	9,279	18.7%
Earned income/ employ-ment	37,727	2,536	6.7%	42,074	2,575	6.1%	45,695	3,666	8.0%

Source: PATH Annual Survey Reports 2010–2012

*Total enrolled for those providers that are reporting this voluntary measure

Table 8 provides the table shell for reporting of results of multivariate models for three sample outcomes for the PATH Enhanced Evaluation Component. The columns represent models and the rows represent the independent variables in each model. The cells corresponding to each independent variable, contain the regression coefficient of the variable and its standard deviation.

Table 8 Table Shell for Reporting the Results of Multivariate Models for Three Sample Outcomes.

Independent Variables (Sources of Variation)	Dependent (Outcome) Variable
	% of outreached who enrolled	% of outreached who were veterans	% of enrolled who were assisted through SOAR
Interagency division of labor†
Training and technical assistance†		--
Number of strategies to engage persons who are homeless
Priority of homeless outreach at provider level†		--
Priority of homeless outreach at state level†			--
Priority of veteran services at provider level†	--		--
Priority of veteran services at state level†	--		--
Number of provider staff trained in SOAR	--	--
Model Characteristics
Number of providers in the model
Number of states in the model
% of variance between states
% of variance between providers
Log likelihood

† 1=High, 0=Low *p<0.05 **p<0.01 ***p<0.001

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