Satisfaction with Living Arrangements – Housing Solutions Bundle Concept Paper by KE Torkelson, MS, et al. (2025)
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Satisfaction with Living Arrangements – Housing Solutions Bundle Concept Paper by KE Torkelson, MS et al. (2025) |
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Authors |
Avey C., Magnus EMe, Keith Torkelson MS |
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Date Published |
October 22, 2025 (W) |
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Blog |
HealthMan & Torkel Saga & Housing Advisory |
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Health & Human Services – Housing & Living Arrangements – Content Area Literacy |
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Digital Preservation & Sharing Real World Evidence |
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Characters (Sample) |
Primary John Baer & Keith Torkelson |
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Lived |
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Real World |
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Yes, by Keith Torkelson |
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Derived |
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Name of Assessment(s) |
See below |
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+/- 40% |
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Compelling Evidence |
High-quality living arrangements are essential for superior health |
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Psychometric Properties & Soundness |
Not Assessed |
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Key Words |
Satisfaction, Living Arrangements, Housing |
Associated Document > In House > Metadata >
Satisfaction_Mini_STR_Related_to_Housing_25032302_STR
HSF = High Scores are Favorable
More Results Up Front
Personal and Environmental
Features of the Bed Evaluation Score – 11 Items (HSF)
Scored by and for Keith “Buster” Torkelson, MS, BS
Targeted Coping Assessment – 13 Items (HSF)
Scored by and for Keith “Buster” Torkelson, MS, BS
HSF = High Scores are Favorable | JB = John Baer | | RASR = Rent a Shared Room | RT = Real Time | SW = Share (d) With
Aside > Addresses Existing Resources
08_ Housing_Resources_HAB_18093006_Practical V2025
MHAOC
OC Navigator
https://ocnavigator.org/m/ocn/351
211 OC
Features of Living Arrangements – 19 Items
HSF = High Scores are Favorable | JB = John Baer | | RASR =
Rent a Shared Room | RT = Real Time | SW = Share (d) With
Contentment (fulfillment of)
& QOL
Scored by and for Keith “Buster” Torkelson, MS, BS
Aspects of Housing Satisfaction – 17 Items
HSF = High Scores are Favorable | JB = John Baer | | RASR =
Rent a Shared Room | RT = Real Time | SW = Share (d) With
Last Reviewed: 20250403-TH:
Lyrics to Telephone Line (ELO, 1976)
Some Housekeeping
Italics & Originality
>Everything in italics
is quoted from the World Wide Web. Some
of the material is generated by Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI). The information in italics is not original
work. We have refined our outlines over the years, finding it more objective to report on many topics word for word. This enhances our accuracy and enables us to learn
new concepts. This is not creative
writing;, rather, it is more or less a few chapters of a housing textbook. At the center of our paper(s) are the
assessments, which do constitute
original work. If you try to
paraphrase the online material, you might find that you only make it more
confusing. We make no promise to source
everything in our papers. Eventually, we
may work to compress one AI-generated paragraph into one or two lines (s) of
text. The AI-generated text should
include the date it was assembled and references for each line in the
paragraph. There is another outstanding issue:
It is with citations and links. After a time, the links frequently go nowhere, i.e., they are broken. Citing something you found on the internet is
very unreliable. Refereed references are
more reliable.
Compelling Evidence
Compelling evidence is strong, convincing, and irrefutable proof that supports a claim or conclusion. It
leaves little room for doubt and is often used in legal cases, scientific
research, and everyday decision-making.
Essentially irrefutable proof is the kind of evidence that makes it
difficult to deny the truth of something.
Topic – Satisfaction – Work Done
> Metadata >
The topic of this paper is: Living
Arrangement Satisfaction Assessment (LASA).
https://healthman2059.blogspot.com/2025/07/living-arrangements-satisfaction.html
Is quoting and using Artificial
Intelligence (AI) plagiarism?
Yes, using AI-generated text and passing it off
as your own work, even with quoting, can be considered plagiarism if not
properly cited. While using AI for brainstorming or research assistance might
be permissible with proper attribution, submitting AI-generated text as your original work is a form of
academic dishonesty.
Life-long-learner
A lifelong learner is someone who continues to learn new skills and knowledge
throughout their life, driven by curiosity and a desire for personal and
professional growth. It's not limited to formal education but encompasses a
wide range of learning experiences,
both planned and unplanned, that occur in various settings.
Types of AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be broadly categorized into three main
types: Narrow or Weak AI, General or Strong AI, and Super AI (Artificial Superintelligence).
Additionally, AI can be classified based on its capabilities, such as Reactive Machines, Limited Memory,
Theory of Mind, and Self-Awareness.
Call Centers
>This paper is written to
inform others about housing solutions
for the disadvantaged. We here
at Mentalation's Solutions Group (MSG) have drafted a project we call a Housing
Solutions Bundle (HSB). The project has five elements: Housing Help
Line, Housing Work Group, Housing Advisory, Technological Infrastructure, and Service
& Project Metrics. Up front, this paper
addressed some Metrics.
What Happened to the OC Warmline?
The NAMI OC WarmLine, a free
and confidential phone service providing emotional support and
resources in Orange County, is still operating. It was previously operated by
Viet America Society, but NAMI OC took over operations. The WarmLine is now
available 24/7 and can be reached by calling or texting 714-991-6412. It offers
support to those experiencing mild to moderate mental health symptoms,
substance use challenges, or trauma.
20250716-W: Is the Orange County
Warmline Shutting Down?
Yes, the non-crisis mental health Warmline in Orange County is shutting down due to funding cuts.
Specifically, Orange County is cutting all $5 million in funding for the
warmline, leading to the layoff of 127 staff members and a reduction in
operating hours. This is part of a larger trend in California where mental
health services are facing budget reductions following a change in spending priorities.
Aside > Associated Document > STR > Metadata >
Satisfaction_Mini_STR_Related_to_Housing_25032302_STR
An in-house method for coping
– Structured Temporal Reconciliation
Housing & Living
Arrangements
The Difference between Living
Arrangements and Housing
“While both "living arrangements" and "housing"
relate to where people live, "housing" refers to the physical
structure (like a house or apartment), while "living arrangements"
encompasses the composition and structure of a household, including who lives
there and their relationships. Here's a more detailed breakdown”.
Housing
Definition: Refers to the physical
structure or type of dwelling where someone lives, such as a house, apartment,
condo, or mobile home. Focus: Primarily
concerned with the type of building and its features. Examples: Single-family
home, apartment building, condominium, townhome, mobile home.
Living Arrangements
“Definition: Describes the composition
and structure of a household, including who lives there and their
relationships (e.g., living alone, with a spouse, with family, or with
roommates). Focus: Concentrates on the
social and relational aspects of where people live.”
Example of Housing and Living
Arrangements
Lister Lista for Keith “Buster”
Torkelson, MS, BS
Housing Index – Elimination List –
With a Focus on Satisfaction
- 05_Daily_Board_and_Care_Assess_Housing_18032301_Satisfaction V2023
- 06_DA_Sleep_RASR_STR_20081002_Register V2021
- 08_Assess_Freedom_16031105_Develop V2020
- Assess_OCHCA_Satisfaction_My_Life_23071401_Notes
- Assess_Satisfaction_Aspects_AOS_20-Item__19041201_Develop V2023
- BMB_Mental_Health_Problems_Causation_23070702_Notes
- DA_Happiness_OHQ-29_16031801_Results V2020
- LA_Housing_Satisfaction_23072001_Acronyms
- Satisfaction_Content_and_Standards_23081805_Notes
- Satisfaction_Housing_Core_Elements_High_Functioning_23080409_Note
- Satisfaction_Housing_QSM_23080403_13-Item
- Satisfaction_with_Housing_Centered_Resources_23080407_Notes
- Satisfication_Aspects_AOS_Derived_23080406_12-Item
- SOS__LA_CASAS_HAB_18091405_Satisfaction Assessment LASA V2019
Sample of Things to Assess
Related to Living Arrangements
Aspects of Satisfaction (AOS)
Satisfaction, in general, refers to a feeling of contentment or
fulfillment. It can be experienced in various aspects of life, including work,
relationships, and personal well-being. Job
satisfaction, in particular, is a crucial aspect of employee well-being
and productivity, encompassing a range of factors
that influence how content an individual is with their work.
Board and Care
Board and care homes, also known as Residential Care Facilities for the
Elderly (RCFEs), are residential facilities that provide non-medical care and
supervision to seniors in a smaller, more intimate setting than traditional assisted living communities.
They offer a homelike environment with assistance in activities of daily living
(ADLs) like bathing, dressing, and medication management, as well as meals,
housekeeping, and transportation.
Content and Standards
Content standards are guidelines that define the specific knowledge,
concepts, and skills students should acquire in a particular subject area at each grade level. They serve as
benchmarks for what students should know and be able to do, providing a
framework for curriculum development, instruction, and assessment.
Freedom
Freedom, in its essence, is the state of being free from external
constraints, allowing individuals to
act, speak, and think as they choose. This encompasses various aspects,
including political independence, personal liberty, and the absence of
unnecessary restrictions or limitations. Freedom also relates to the ability to
move and act without hindrance, as well as the absence of obligations or ties.
Happiness
Happiness is a state of well-being characterized by positive emotions, life
satisfaction, and a sense of contentment. It's a complex and multifaceted
experience that varies from person to person, influenced by various factors like life
circumstances, personal values, and emotional resilience. While often
associated with positive events and experiences, happiness is also linked to a
sense of meaning and purpose in life.
High Functioning
The term "high-functioning" isn't actually clinical, but generally, it refers to those who perform well in work and in school. So if someone has high-functioning
depression, it means they are excelling at their job, despite being in poor
mental health. Mar 30, 2024
Housing Advisory Board
A Housing Advisory Board is a group that provides advice and recommendations on housing-related
matters to a governing body, such as a city council or housing authority. These
boards can be established at various levels, including local, regional, or even
national, and they play a crucial role in shaping housing policy and programs.
https://dmh.lacounty.gov/our-services/housing/mhsa/advisory-board/
FYI - Contact Housing Policy and Development Unit at (213)
251-6558.
Housing Resources
For individuals and families facing housing instability in and around
Buena Park, CA, several resources are available. These include emergency
shelters, transitional housing, and programs like Section 8 (Housing Choice
Voucher) and CalWORKs. Dialing 211
connects you to local social services, including housing assistance.
Housing Satisfaction
Housing satisfaction refers to the level of contentment individuals
feel about their living situation, encompassing both the dwelling itself and
its surrounding environment.
It's a subjective evaluation influenced by various factors, including personal
needs, preferences, and the perceived quality of the dwelling and neighborhood.
A good level of housing satisfaction
is crucial for well-being and can impact health, social connections, and
overall quality of life.
Satisfaction with Life
Life satisfaction refers to an individual's overall evaluation of their
life, encompassing their contentment and happiness with their life as a whole.
It's a cognitive assessment, a
judgment about how well one's life measures up to their expectations
and standards. Factors like relationships, purpose, and stress management
significantly influence life satisfaction.
Mental Health Problems
Mental illness, also called mental health disorders, refers to a wide
range of mental health conditions — disorders that affect your mood, thinking, and behavior.
Examples of mental illness include depression, anxiety disorders,
schizophrenia, eating disorders, and addictive behaviors. Dec 13, 2022
Housing Centered Resources
Housing-centered resources encompass a wide range of services and programs designed
to help individuals and families find, secure, and maintain stable housing.
These resources can include financial assistance, counseling, housing search assistance,
and connections to supportive services. Various organizations, both
governmental and non-profit, offer these resources at the local, state, and
national levels.
Bios, My Life – Education, Work
& Illness
>I was born into a family of five existing siblings. I attended K-3 in standard classrooms. Third grade was a very good year for me. In fourth grade, I was switched to the
Mentally Gifted Minor (MGM) program. In junior high, I was class
treasurer and organized school dances.
After the eighth grade, I bonded with a neighbor girl. In high school, I was in advanced History and
English. For junior year, I was elected
Junior Class Treasurer. We, my fellow
officers and I, organized the Junior–Senior Prom. About this time, I bonded with one of my fellow
(female) officers. Before going to UC Davis in 1982, I attended UC San Diego,
worked 3 jobs, and rebuilt my transcripts at Orange Coast College. I entered Davis as a Pre-med. In 1986, I graduated with honors with a BS
Degree in Avian Sciences. I was also
inducted into the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
In 1986, I began my Master’s work and earned my MS Degree in Comparative Pathology (1991).
After the Injury (AtI)
>In 1988, I was accepted into the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. I suffered a Vaccine Adverse Event (VAE) and gradually became Manic, anxious, and psychotic. The health center skipped the informed consent process, so I didn’t know what adverse effects to look for. I was improperly treated. I have had episodes on and off since 1989. I’ve worked as best I could. In 1998, I met the love of my life (true) and most significant other ever (MSOE). I also attended Cal State University, Fullerton, in their Secondary Teaching Education Program (STEP). My illness prevented me from finishing the STEP with 8 weeks to go. My last episode started in 2023 and just recently (2025) was substantially resolved. Since 2010, I have spent time helping in a volunteer capacity with the Orange County Health Care “Agency” (OCHCA). From time to time, the “Agency” gave me gifts-in-kind. If I have another episode, I wish to be put-to-sleep via the MAiD process. I am working with End-of-Life Choices California.
Vaccine Adverse Event (VAE)
Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS): Established in 1990, the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting
System (VAERS) is a national early warning system to detect possible safety
problems in U.S.-licensed vaccines. VAERS is co-managed by the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA). VAERS accepts and analyzes reports of adverse events (possible side effects) after a person has
received a vaccination. Anyone can report an adverse event to VAERS. Healthcare
professionals are required to report certain adverse events, and vaccine
manufacturers are required to report all adverse events that come to their
attention.
Shared with > Metadata >
02_LA_HSB_Housing_Metrics_and_AI_25062701_BHAB
Living Arrangements Assessments
HSB - Metrics Element (Division) Helps with All Measurements
HSB Element Assignments
What does 2.1.1 do?
211 (Community Resource Service)
What it does: Connects people with local assistance for a wide range of
needs. How to access: Dial 211, text, or
search online to find help for things like food, housing, healthcare, and
disaster recovery. Purpose: Provides a
central, easy-to-use point for accessing community
services and support.
Aside - Functioning
Is 211OC a Referral Line?
Yes, 211OC is an information and referral line that connects people in
Orange County, California, to health and human services. It serves as a central
point for assistance with a wide range of needs, including housing, food,
healthcare, and crisis support. You can reach them by dialing \(2-1-1\) from
any phone or by texting your zip code to \(898211\).
>A Housing Help Line is not a
referral line it solves the person's housing issues by finding them a selection
of beds. The thread below is an example
of what is avoidable.
Housing Thread Out of LACDMH
(2007-2008)
Longitudinal for 1 Person
Is this typical?
1 year - 8 placements
Avoidable ?
WHODAS 2.0
WHODAS 2.0, or the World Health Organization Disability Assessment
Schedule 2.0, is a standardized tool
used to measure health and disability across different populations and
settings. It assesses an individual's level of functioning in six domains:
cognition, mobility, self-care, getting along, life activities, and
participation. The assessment can be self-administered
by individuals aged 18 and over, or completed by a proxy (like a relative or
caregiver) or an interviewer.
FYI > SOFAS = Social and
Occupational Functioning Assessment Scale
SOFAS stands for Social and
Occupational Functioning Assessment Scale. It is a global rating scale,
ranging from 0 to 100, used to assess a person's social and occupational
functioning, independent of their overall psychological
symptom severity. The scale considers impairments caused by both
physical and mental health issues and was developed as an alternative to the
Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) Scale, which was formerly part of the
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).
Health Conditions
FYI > Aside > When your
roommate gets/is sick (or dies)
FYI - For very sick people
SOFA Score: What it is and How to
Use it in Triage? (4 Pages)
https://files.asprtracie.hhs.gov/documents/aspr-tracie-sofa-score-fact-sheet.pdf
What is the SOFA Score?
The Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) score is a scoring
system that assesses the performance of several organ systems in the body
(neurologic, blood, liver, kidney, and blood pressure/hemodynamics) and assigns
a score based on the data obtained in each category. The higher the SOFA score, the higher the likelihood of mortality.
SOFAS for: Seniors and Older
Adults
Reference > Metadata >
Perspectives of older adults with
a chronic condition on functioning, social participation, and health: a
qualitative study
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8268461/
By L De Coninck · 2021
Background
Problems with mobility, functioning, and social participation make living independently difficult
for frail older adults. To continue living independently, therapy adherence is
a prerequisite. The causes for non-adherence
among older adults are multiple and complex, which is why insight into older adults’
perspectives regarding their functioning is an essential factor to increase
therapy adherence. This study
investigates the perspectives of older adults on their functioning, social
participation, and health, and the factors influencing these elements.
https://cdn.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/blobs/cb0f/8268461/97a498be7e73/12877_2021_2365_Fig1_HTML.jpg
FYI > Promotion > OC Navigator Resource
Request a Resource Guide
https://ocnavigator.org/m/ocn/191
Suggested Names for a Housing Solutions Bundle = Bed Finder
OC, OCBeds, BedBusters
OCLINKS (Referral Services)
https://www.chorusplatform.io/m/oc-links/chat/992?resourceID13=
FAQ - Are we to be satisfied with
Orange County housing resources?
There is a widespread housing affordability crisis in Orange County,
making it difficult for many residents to be satisfied with the available
resources. The high cost of housing forces many families to become
"housing-burdened," meaning they spend
over 30% of their income on rent or mortgages. While there are housing
resources available, they are severely limited compared to the overwhelming
need.
Factors Contributing to
Dissatisfaction
Extreme cost burden
As of 2024, renters needed to earn more than three times the minimum wage to afford the average monthly
rent. This problem disproportionately affects low-income families and older
adults, with the majority of extremely low-income households spending over half of their earnings on housing.
Insufficient affordable housing
supply
Data from 2023 showed that over 121,000 low-income renter households in
Orange County did not have access
to an affordable home.
Increased housing insecurity
Survey research indicates that housing insecurity has increased in Orange County since
2020, particularly for renters and communities of color.
Persistent homelessness
Despite spending on solutions, the number of individuals experiencing
homelessness in Orange County has continued to rise. In 2024, the supply of
interim housing beds was far below
the actual need.
Stagnant production
Housing production has not kept pace with the growing population, creating a significant imbalance between supply and demand.
Challenges and Areas For Improvement
Affordability Crisis
A significant barrier to satisfaction is the lack of affordable housing
options, with many low-income households struggling to access housing that fits their budget.
Homelessness
Despite efforts to address homelessness, it remains a serious problem in Orange
County, with a majority of residents knowing someone who has experienced
homelessness, according to a UC Irvine study.
Systemic Issues
There are calls for reexamining the county’s approach to homelessness and for more oversight of homeless
programs, with some suggesting a greater focus on building permanent supportive
housing rather than concentrating heavily on homeless shelters, notes the Voice
of OC.
Political Obstacles
Opposition from some cities to building affordable housing further
complicates efforts to expand housing options.
Limited Permanent Housing Exits
Data suggests that exits from
the homeless system to permanent housing have not significantly improved in recent years.
Housing Terms – Content Areas
Housing terms encompass a wide
range of concepts related to dwellings, their characteristics,
ownership, financing, legal aspects, and associated programs and services.
These terms can be categorized.
Housing
Housing in California encompasses a range of options, from public
housing for low-income individuals and families to market-rate rentals and
homeownership. The state mandates that local
governments plan for housing needs, and many cities and counties offer
various programs and resources to support residents. These include rental
assistance programs like the Housing Choice Voucher program, public housing,
and affordable housing databases.
Living Arrangements
"Living arrangement" refers to the way someone structures their home life,
including where they live and who they live with. It encompasses details like
whether they live alone, with family, roommates, or in a communal setting, and
whether they reside in a house, apartment, or other type of dwelling.
Aside > Terminology Stand
Alone
Housing Themes
Housing themes can encompass various aspects of residential buildings,
from architectural styles and interior design to community living and social
issues, and can be explored in different contexts like student housing, public housing, or real estate websites.
Aside >
15_HSB_HAB_Customer_Service_25033103_Assess
Customer Service
Customer service refers to the support
and assistance a company provides to its customers, both before and
after an association, to ensure a positive experience. It encompasses a range of
activities, including answering questions, resolving issues, and providing
guidance on products and services. Good customer service is crucial for building customer loyalty and
driving business success.
Satisfaction and Quality of Life
How is it, Satisfaction?
Satisfaction is the feeling of pleasure or contentment that comes from
having your needs or desires met, or from the quality of something exceeding expectations.
Compare Satisfaction with QOL
While related, life satisfaction is a specific evaluation of one's life, while quality of life
(QoL) is a broader concept
encompassing an individual's perception of their life situation, including
living standards, well-being, and other factors.
Relationship between Life
Satisfaction and QoL
Life satisfaction can be considered
a component of QoL, as it reflects an individual's subjective
evaluation of their life. QoL is influenced by factors like physical and mental
health, social conditions, and personal beliefs, which also impact life
satisfaction.
Both constructs are related to
psychological well-being
QoL is associated with satisfaction with life and increases depending
on the level of satisfaction. Symptoms are less severe when patients are more
satisfied with their lives. Satisfaction with life was associated with acceptance of the illness and
coping strategies.
Miscellaneous Efforts (Special
Topics) – Eclecticism [SPELLED]
Eclecticism is a conceptual approach that does not hold rigidly to a single paradigm or set of
assumptions, but instead draws upon
multiple theories, styles, or ideas to gain complementary insights into
a subject, or applies different theories in particular cases.
FYI - The Dying Old Man Divide
https://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2017-06-14/can-you-die-from-old-age/8605896
Accessible Housing
“Accessible housing features aim to ensure homes are usable by people of all abilities,
including wider doorways, accessible routes, clear floor space, low counters, and
grab bars, promoting independent living. "Accessible Features" refers to features designed to make technology or
environments more accessible for people with disabilities, such as
text-to-speech, closed captions, and high contrast modes.”
Accessible and Accessible
"Assessable" and "accessible" are often confused
because of their similar spellings
and sounds, but they have distinct meanings. "Accessible"
refers to something that can be reached, entered, or used.
"Assessable," on the other hand, means something can be evaluated or
judged, often in terms of value, quality, or significance.
(*) The Trap Concept
If you're feeling trapped in a board and care home, it's important to
understand that you have rights as a
resident, including the right to leave the facility. Synonyms: Stuck, in a corner, ensnared,
captured, unable to get out,
captive, imprisoned, in a trap, caught in a trap, with your back to the wall.
Other Studies > Metadata >
Satisfaction Related Assessments
Living Arrangements and Housing Assessments
Aspects of Satisfaction > In House > Metadata >
Assess_Satisfaction_Aspects_AOS_20-Item__19041201_Develop
V2025
Elimination list for Housing
Solutions Bundle (HSB)
Assessment Tools Themes (Grouped)
Commonality of “The
Bed”
Reference
Does increasing the number of
beds or health workers contribute to the rational use of scarce public health
resources?
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9974230/
By S Cinaroglu · 2023
The results point to a strong
link between the quantity of qualified beds, utilization of health
services, facility indicators, and health workforce.
Scarce Monies
Turkey makes substantial investments to increase the number of qualified beds in hospitals, but the
shortage of health professionals
remains one of the main obstacles to the health system in the country. To
address this research gap, the study aims to formulate a rational solution for
the dilemma of whether to invest in beds or health professionals to contribute to
the rational use of scarce public health resources.
Quantities
Data for testing the model were derived from the Turkish Statistical
Institute across 81 provinces in Turkey. The path analytic approach was used to
determine the associations among hospital size, utilization/facility, health
workforce, and indicators of health
outcomes. The results point to a strong
link between the quantity of qualified beds, utilization of health
services, facility indicators, and health workforce. Rational use of scarce
resources, optimal capacity planning, and increased quantity of health
professionals will be beneficial for the sustainability of health care
services.
Acceptance - Satisfaction
“Contentment is a relatively
positive emotional state of satisfaction and inner peace. Colloquially
speaking, contentment could be a state of having accepted one's situation and
is a milder and more tentative form of happiness.”
Wikipedia
Separate Studies
Satisfaction_Fulfillment_and_Contentment_23080404_8-Item
General Fulfillment &
Contentment Screener
As related to QOL and Satisfaction
Satisfaction_Content_and_Standards_23081805_Notes
QOL Defined
“Quality of life is defined by the World Health Organization as
"an individual's perception of their position in life in the context of
the culture and value systems in which they live and in relation to their goals, expectations, standards and
concerns".” Wikipedia
What is the difference between
Quality of Life and Life Satisfaction?
“Quality of life is measured
by specific standards, while satisfaction is the acceptance of living in a standard regardless of its level. Quality of life is General, while satisfaction is personal.”
Which is easier to improve, QOL or
Satisfaction?
Generally, life satisfaction
can be easier to improve directly and within an individual's immediate control.
Consumer Satisfaction – Health Related QOL
Patient’s early satisfaction with care: a predictor of
health-related quality of life change among outpatients with substance
dependence
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6947996/
By O Müller · 2020 · Cited by 19
The study supported the hypothesis that greater satisfaction with care
may predict HRQoL improvement among dependent outpatients. Further studies are
needed to understand the factors that affect patients’ early satisfaction to identify areas of improvement
and thus improve HRQoL.
Resource-driven vs.
mindset-driven approaches
The distinction between a resource-driven and a mindset-driven approach lies in their primary focus when addressing challenges or pursuing goals: This approach primarily focuses on the available resources (e.g., time, money, personnel, tools, materials) to achieve a desired outcome. This approach emphasizes the mental framework, attitudes, beliefs, and ways of thinking that influence how individuals and organizations approach challenges and opportunities.
Changing your thinking
Changing your thinking, or cognitive
reframing, involves shifting your perspective on situations, thoughts,
or beliefs to find more positive or constructive interpretations. This process
can involve becoming more aware
of your thoughts, challenging negative or unhelpful ones, and replacing them
with more balanced or positive alternatives.
The Mutability of Satisfaction
The mutability of satisfaction: A
dynamic and personalized experience
Satisfaction, far from being a fixed state, is a dynamic and evolving construct, prone to
change and influence over time. This concept, known as the mutability of
satisfaction, highlights that our contentment with various aspects of life and
experiences is not static but rather subject to fluctuations based on a
multitude of factors.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
(CBT)
AI Overview
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a type of psychotherapy that helps individuals identify and change negative or unhelpful thinking patterns and behaviors. It's a structured, goal-oriented approach that focuses on how thoughts, feelings, and actions are interconnected, and how to modify these elements to improve overall well-being. CBT is effective in treating a variety of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, and even some physical health conditions.
What does a housing manager do?
What Is a Housing Manager? Housing managers interact with tenants, manage the maintenance team and other staff, and provide supervision to the entire property. They are in charge of advertising available units, creating lease agreements, and reviewing rental applications to find the right tenants.
What is a housing management
specialist’s job description?
Specifically, the Housing Management Specialist is responsible for
conducting scheduled or periodic
housing surveys, management studies, or project audits to evaluate the
efficiency of housing programs, note program trends, and prepare regulations,
procedures, and instructions for use in the onsite operations of...
Living Arrangement Management
Living arrangement management involves understanding and supporting an
individual's housing situation, which can include managing finances, finding
suitable housing, and ensuring a safe
and supportive environment.
Housing Centered Themes &
Terms
What are the 7 elements of
housing?
The 7 elements of the human right to housing say that
such housing must:
Legally be yours
Be affordable
Be connected to utilities and services
Be conveniently located
Be fully accessible to those most likely to be excluded
Must be culturally appropriate
Housing Centered Themes & Terms
These themes and terms are interconnected and reflect the complexity of housing as both a fundamental human need and a key component of community well-being and development.
Terms Associated with Housing Help Line (HHL)
Indicator(s)
System of Care
Measures
Outcome
Purpose
Project
Definitions
Timeline
Populations
Financial
Number served
Populations
Partners
Gaps
Impetus
Reporting
Patches
Products
Services
Platforms
Statistics
Research
Funding
Checklist
Classification
Epidemiology – Population Aspects
Population Aspects of Living
Arrangements
Living arrangements are a key aspect of population studies, reflecting demographic trends and
influencing various societal factors. Changes in living arrangements, such as
the increasing prevalence of single-person households, multigenerational homes,
and living with non-relatives, are influenced by factors like age, income,
education, and cultural norms. Understanding
these patterns is crucial for policymakers and researchers to address
social needs and plan for the future.
Good V Bad
The philosophy of good and bad is an antagonistic duality that we can
see through more clearly by realizing that emptiness, in the sense of
identifying good and bad as two conflicting principles but not a reality, and
draining the opposition between them, is part of the process of accomplishing oneness between
the two. Dec 19, 2017
Compare Sober Living with SPMI
Sober living and support for individuals with serious and persistent
mental illness (SPMI): A comparison. While both sober living environments and
programs supporting individuals with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness
(SPMI) aim to provide safe, structured, and supportive environments, their
primary focus, target populations, and service
offerings differ in key ways.
Symptom Diversity
Diverse symptoms refer to a wide
range of manifestations that can occur with a particular condition,
illness, or experience. These symptoms can vary in type, severity, and
duration, making it challenging to diagnose and treat the underlying cause. For
example, in the context of neurodiversity, diverse symptoms can include
challenges with social interaction, sensory sensitivities, and difficulties
with focus.
Symptom Intensity
Symptom intensity refers to the level
of severity or strength of a symptom experienced by an individual. It
is a crucial aspect of understanding and assessing a patient's condition,
influencing clinical decision-making and treatment effectiveness. Typically,
symptom intensity is measured on a scale, often from 0 to 10, with 0
representing no symptom and higher numbers indicating greater severity.
Symptom Density
Assessment of Symptom Network
Density as a Prognostic Marker of Treatment Response in Adolescent Depression
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29188277/
By L Schweren · 2018 · Cited by
129
This cohort study uses the 33-item Mood and Feelings Questionnaire to
examine whether symptom network
density is associated with treatment response in adolescent depression.
Eligibility
>With our Housing Solutions
Bundle product, we will put an end to:
We can’t help you & you don’t qualify, or we refer you to this and that. Currently, eligibility is determined by the
landlord. Eligibility is: In need of a
Rent a Shared Room
Bed Brokering
"Bed brokering" can refer to different activities depending
on the context. It can involve facilitating the rental or lease of beds, often
in accommodation settings like hotels or hostels, or it can refer to the practice of matching patients
with available hospital beds. In a more specialized context, it can also refer
to the sale of bed and breakfasts or other lodging properties.
2009-2012 Placements = About 15
>From 2009-2012, Buster helped
place about 15 individuals into Rent a Shared Room (RASR) environments.
Owners Assess the Operations
>Bed owners need to assess
their own operations and make the results transparent by sharing them online.
Consumer Perspectives
>Many consumer experiences
have been lost. So many in Buster’s cohorts have died. We have
documented online some of Buster’s lived experiences with those now dead.
Board and Care Regulation
Board and care homes, also known as Residential Care Facilities for the
Elderly (RCFEs), are small, residential facilities licensed by the state of
California to provide non-medical care
and supervision to elderly individuals who need assistance with
activities of daily living. These facilities are regulated by the California
Department of Social Services (CDSS), ensuring they meet specific health,
safety, and quality of care standards.
Bed Owners Business Self-Assessment
(Unavailable online)
02_Housing_Quality_2018022502_HQS Landlord V2025
How is it, Satisfaction?
Satisfaction is a feeling
of contentment or fulfillment resulting from the meeting of a need, desire, or
expectation. It can be a personal feeling, or it can relate to customer
satisfaction with a product or service.
Measuring Customer Satisfaction:
Businesses often use metrics like Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) to
measure customer satisfaction.
CSAT involves asking customers how satisfied they are with a product or service
on a scale and then calculating the percentage of satisfied customers.
Housing the disadvantaged: What
was going on?
Addressing the challenges of
housing the disadvantaged
Housing the disadvantaged remains a complex and persistent issue driven by a confluence of
economic hardship, discriminatory practices, and insufficient support systems.
How satisfied are you with…?
Overarching Goal – Earn my CDL back after surrendering it to LPS Conservatorship
Sample of Problem Solving
Before, we relied heavily on our family (natural supports)
Sales and Marketing
Measuring Google Plus Impact
>Losing the Google+ resource cost us a good deal of readership.
We still don’t have a comparable route to market our Blog material. We have been looking into Search Engine Optimization
(SEO).
Intervals: 2009-2012 & 2012-2017 & 2018-2024 &
2024-Present
Intervals: 2009-2012 & 2012-2016 & 2016-2024 &
2024-Present
Satisfaction with Housing Efforts
Satisfaction with the HCA
FYI
Progress on HSB Project Proposal
Submitted March 29, 2023
As of July 16, 2025 (W), we have no response
We have been referred to the OC MHSA Housing Interventions Workgroup (HIW)
The HIW indicates they will get around to it
To submit an OCHCA MHSA Innovations project plan, you'll need to prepare a comprehensive proposal, including a project description, relevant participant information, and a county certification, then submit it to the Orange County Behavioral Health Services Department at MHSA@ochca.com.
Procurement - Example
Behavioral Health Housing
Supportive Services
https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/ocgov/projects/128487
Last updated by Addendum #4 on
Jan 8, 2025, 11:13 PM
Request for Proposal Health Care
Agency
Project ID: 042-2757005-DV
Release Date: Tuesday, December
10, 2024 ·
Due Date: Tuesday, January 14,
2025, 4:00pm
Summary
The County of Orange, Health Care Agency (hereinafter referred to as “County”),
is soliciting proposals from
qualified firms (hereinafter referred to as “Respondents”) for Behavioral
Health Housing Supportive Services.
These services are divided into two related programs: Program 1 - BHS
Housing Supportive Services; and Program 2 - BHS Housing Mobile Response.
Respondents must meet the minimum
qualifications and requirements as set forth within the RFP and be capable of
providing services identified in the Scope of Work herein.
Full Text
Posted Tuesday, December 10, 2024, 10:21am
All dates &
times in Pacific Time
https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/ocgov/projects/128487/document?section=1152376
Review the Key keyword “product”
Basic Product Breakdown
A Housing Solution Bundle (HSB) –
Suggested OCBeds
Aside - Secure Our
Shelters (SOS) > Metadata >
02_LA_Housing_Report_SOS_12112801_MHSA
V2025
Has Vision –
Mission – Values statement
Aside: Move Insurance
(MoveIns) Notion
>A consumer can run into trouble moving if they don’t have the cash or credit to do so. We suggest insurance brokers come up with Move Insurance, where the consumer has $50 premiums once per month. This would total $600 per year. After paying for one year, they are covered up to, let’s say $6000 for a move.
Call Center
Evaluation
A call center evaluation assesses the
performance of a call center and its agents, focusing on both quantitative metrics and qualitative
feedback to improve customer service and operational efficiency. It
involves monitoring calls, analyzing data, and gathering feedback to identify
areas for improvement in agent performance, call handling procedures, and
overall customer experience.
Technical Needs Infrastructure
(TNI)
Technical needs infrastructure refers to the foundational hardware, software, networks, and facilities
that support an organization's IT operations and enable the delivery of IT
services. It encompasses everything from physical servers and network devices
to operating systems, databases, and cloud services. Effective IT
infrastructure management is crucial for ensuring smooth, efficient, and secure
business operations.
Belongings Management
Belongings management, in the context of patient care, refers to the
processes and procedures used to handle, track, and secure patient belongings
during a hospital stay. This includes valuables, clothing, and other personal
items. Effective management
of patient belongings is crucial for minimizing losses, preventing disputes,
and enhancing patient satisfaction.
Behavioral Health
Mental Health high-weighted factors and aspects
Mental health is influenced by a complex interplay of factors, often
described through the biopsychosocial
model, recognizing the interconnectedness of biological, psychological,
and social determinants. Mental health
is a complex outcome shaped by a wide array of intertwined factors.
Understanding these factors and their interactions is crucial for developing
effective prevention strategies and fostering supportive environments that promote mental well-being.
Mental health and its significant
role in weight gain
Mental health challenges are strongly linked to obesity and
weight gain, creating a complex and cyclical relationship. It's crucial to
understand how various psychological and emotional factors can contribute to
weight gain and hinder weight management efforts.
Mental Health
Factors and Aspects
Mental health is influenced by a complex interplay of biological, psychological, and social factors. Biological factors include genetics, brain chemistry, and physical health. Psychological factors encompass beliefs, perceptions, and mental health diagnoses. Social factors include relationships, family dynamics, culture, and socioeconomic status.
Psychosocial
Burdens
Psychosocial burdens refer to the challenges and negative impacts
on a person's mental health and social well-being stemming from various life
circumstances or experiences. These burdens can manifest as increased stress,
anxiety, depression, and difficulties in social interactions or relationships.
They can arise from a multitude of factors, including chronic illnesses,
work-related stress, or even significant life events like the COVID-19
pandemic.
Sleep Axis
The "Sleep Axis" refers to the
interplay between the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis and sleep. This
axis is the body's primary system for regulating
the stress response and is closely linked to sleep patterns.
Disruptions in either sleep or the HPA axis can negatively affect the other,
leading to various health issues.
High Weight Items
Below is a table of high-weight items
when it comes to housing and living arrangements.
Two People Rule for Renting a Shared Room
In California, the "two-plus-one"
rule generally dictates that two
people can occupy each bedroom, with one additional person allowed in
the living spaces. This means a two-bedroom apartment could potentially house
five occupants. However, it's important to note that local laws and specific
property circumstances can affect the maximum occupancy.
Measurement
Key Events > Plans >
Reference > HP Support Satisfaction
Special Feature Satisfaction with Sleep
Draft Bed Satisfaction Related
Roommate Matching Assessment(s)
Associated Reports > A Measures
Gram > Metadata >
HHS_Mgram_Satisfaction_09102702 V2019
Living Arrangement Satisfaction Assessment (LASA)
SOS__LA_CASAS_HAB_18091405_Satisfaction Assessment LASA
V2025
https://healthman2059.blogspot.com/2025/07/living-arrangements-satisfaction.html
Aside - LA_Housing_Satisfaction_23072001_Acronyms
Assessment
Project Metrics
Project metrics are quantifiable measurements used to track and assess the
progress and performance of a project. They provide valuable insights into
various aspects of a project, such as cost, time, scope, quality, and
resources, allowing project managers to monitor performance, identify potential
issues, and make informed decisions.
Offering
Assessments
Offering assessments provides valuable insights into an individual's skills, knowledge, and potential. These assessments can be used in various contexts, from educational settings to hiring processes, to guide learning and development, or to make informed decisions.
Managing
Assessments
Managing assessments involves a structured
approach to evaluating performance,
skills, or suitability for a role, whether in an academic or professional
setting. This includes planning assessments, administering them effectively,
analyzing results, and using the data to inform future actions.
Assessment
Clusters
Assessment clusters are groupings of related assessments used to
evaluate a specific area or concept more comprehensively. They can be used in
various contexts, including education, healthcare, and even project management.
These clusters allow for a more holistic
understanding by examining multiple facets of a subject, often
revealing patterns and insights that might be missed when assessing individual
components in isolation.
For the Purpose of
HSB
>For the
purposes of a Housing Solution Bundle (HSB), we have vetted many measures
tools. Two areas where we have more than
one assessment are: Satisfaction & Quality of Life.
Macrocodes > In
House > Metadata >
06_HSB_LA_Housing_25033104_Acronyms
Planning and Progress
It's Friday! Satisfaction Screener
"It's a Friday! Satisfaction Screener" likely refers to a
type of employee or team satisfaction survey or feedback process, often
conducted at the end of the work week on Fridays. Focus on Satisfaction and Happiness: The
surveys mentioned in the results are designed to gauge individual satisfaction,
happiness levels, and overall work experience. Essentially, an "It's a Friday!
Satisfaction Screener" would be a tool or process used by companies to
quickly and regularly assess how
their employees are feeling about their work and identify areas for
improvement.
A Day in the Life Method –
Activities of Daily Living
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are fundamental self-care tasks necessary for independent
living. They include basic activities like bathing, dressing, eating, and
toileting, as well as more complex Instrumental Activities of Daily Living
(IADLs) like managing finances, preparing meals, and using transportation.
Occupational therapy often focuses on enhancing a person's ability to perform
these activities, improving
their quality of life.
Key Events
A key event is an event that measures an action that's particularly
important to the success of your life. When someone triggers the event by
performing the action, the key event is recorded in Google Analytics and
surfaced in your Google Analytics
reports. Any event you collect can become a key event.
Major Milestone
Milestones usually are grouped into five major areas: physical growth, cognitive development,
emotional and social development, language development, and sensory and motor
development.
In project management, a major milestone represents a significant
event or achievement within a project's lifecycle, marking a key point of
progress or completion of a phase. These milestones serve as checkpoints to
track progress, assess performance, and ensure the project stays on schedule.
Project Management
Project management is the
discipline of planning, organizing, and managing resources to bring
about the successful completion of specific project goals within defined
constraints like time and budget. It involves applying knowledge, skills,
tools, and techniques to project activities. Essentially, project management
ensures projects are delivered on time, within
budget, and to the required quality standards.
