Personal Outcomes as defined by The
Council on Quality and Leadership

Identity

• People chose personal goals
• People choose where and with whom they live
• People choose where they work
• People have intimate relationships
• People are satisfied with services
• People are satisfied with their personal life situations

Autonomy

• People choose their daily routine
• People have time, space, and opportunity for privacy
• People decide when to share personal information
• People use their environments

Affiliation

• People live in integrated environments
• People participate in the life of the community
• People interact with other members of the community
• People perform different social roles
• People have friends
• People are respected

Attainment

• People choose services
• People realize personal goals

Safeguards

• People are connected to natural support networks
• People are safe

Rights

• People exercise their rights
• People are treated fairly

Health and Wellness

• People have the best possible health
• People are free from abuse and neglect
• People experience continuity and security

For further information about person-centered planning using the Personal Outcomes system, please check out these articles at:

http://www.thecouncil.org/resourcearticles/articlemenu.htm