Performance Measurement

  For the following questions, please interpret "performance measures" in the broadest sense.
 

6. Are there performance measures for the program(s)/operation(s)/
project(s) that you are involved with?
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7. To what extent, if at all, do you agree with the following statements as they relate to performance measures for the program(s)/operation(s)/project(s) that you are involved with? (Select one answer in each row.)
 
    To a very great extent To a great extent To a moderate extent To a small extent To no extent No basis to judge/Not applicable
7a. We have performance measures that tell us how many things we produce or services we provide. (Output measures)
7b. We have performance measures that tell us if we are operating efficiently. (Efficiency measures)
7c. We have performance measures that tell us whether or not we are satisfying our customers. (Customer service measures)
   

    To a very great extent To a great extent To a moderate extent To a small extent To no extent No basis to judge/Not applicable
7d. We have performance measures that tell us about the quality of the products or services we provide. (Quality measures)
7e. We have performance measures that would demonstrate to someone outside of our agency whether or not we are achieving our intended results. (Outcome measures)
7f. We have performance measures that link our product or service costs with the results we achieve. (Cost-benefit measures)
   


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