Making a Profit in a Non-Profit World Post Test

ADRC Training: Making a Profit in a Non-Profit World
Participants of this training course will be required to complete a short exam to assess their understanding of the presented materials and complete an evaluation form. You receive 1 point for each of the 10 items answered correctly on the test. A score of eight (8) or more correct answers indicates that you have a good understanding of the course material. If you score less than eight (8) you should review the information pertaining to the items you missed. Before starting, please provide the following identifying information and complete the evaluation form below per NASW requirements. Responses to this evaluation form are collected anonymously.
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Program objective 1 -- Described IRS regulations and internal organizational considerations that need to be taken into account when serving private pay consumers.
Program objective 2 -- Described why it is valuable for organizations, staff and consumers to change their business model to serve private pay consumers.
Program objective 3 -- Described policies and practices and new perceptions that organizations need to serve private pay populations effectively.
Program objective 4 -- Describe various strategies that organizations can use to build an effective service delivery infrastructure in their organization for serving private pay consumers.
Program objective 5 -- Discussed examples of a non-profit agency that successfully expanded their business operations to include individuals who can pay for some or all of their services.

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The quality of instruction and teaching ability (did the instructor present materials in a clear or orderly fashion, gear materials to a level appropriate to the audience, respond to questions and needs of the audience?)
The instructor's level of knowledge and expertise.
The usefulness of the program content for meeting each of the programs' stated objectives.
The adequacy of the on-line medium (visual and auditory support)
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ADRC Training: Making a Profit in a Non-Profit World