Which report would you use to examine program outcomes such as exit destinations and income outcomes for the last fiscal year?

• A. GNRL-106 Program Roster
• B. HUDX-225 HMIS Data Quality Report
• C. OUTS-101 Program Outcome Measures
• D. HSNG-200 Current Housing Availability

Answer: (C)

Understanding program outcomes is essential for evaluating how clients move through and benefit from programs. When you want to examine results like where clients go after exiting a program and changes in their income, you need a report that is built to measure those outcomes across participants and over a defined period. The Program Outcome Measures report is designed for that purpose. It specifically tracks exit destinations and income-related outcomes, and you can set the reporting period to cover the last fiscal year to capture all relevant data for that entire period.

Other reports serve different needs: a program roster shows who was served but not how they fared after exit; a data quality report focuses on the accuracy and completeness of data rather than outcomes; and a current housing availability report shows housing stock and availability rather than client outcomes. So for analyzing whether clients achieved specific outcomes during the last fiscal year, the Program Outcome Measures report is the best fit.