View definitions of terms used throughout the Pathways Clearinghouse.

D

Decrease long-term public benefit receipt

Reduction in the percentage of people receiving public benefits or the value of their benefits between 18 months and 5 years after participants are offered intervention services.

Decrease very long-term benefit receipt

Reduction in the percentage of people receiving public benefits or the value of their benefits more than 5 years after participants are offered intervention services.

I

Increase long-term earnings

An increase in the amount earned through paid employment between 18 months and 5 years after the participant first received intervention services.

Increase long-term employment

An increase in the rate of employment between 18 months and 5 years after the participant first received intervention services.

Increase very long-term earnings

An increase in the amount earned through paid employment more than 5 years after the participant first received intervention services.

Increase very long-term employment

An increase in the rate of employment more than 5 years after the participant first received intervention services.

L

Long-term

For this review, a period lasting between 18 months and 5 years after participants are first offered services.

V

Very long-term

For this review, a period lasting five years or more after participants are first offered services.