Overview and Data Sources

Promising practices implemented at State Survey Agencies across the nation are featured in the series of issue briefs posted on this Web site.  A uniform set of statistical and other information about each featured agency and its home state can be accessed in the state profiles presented in this section.

The state profiles are intended to provide an understanding of the environment within which the featured agencies are functioning, including factors which may influence or help shape the implementation of particular practices.

Data presented in the state profiles are drawn from multiple sources.  Agency staff provided the information noted below, unless otherwise indicated on an individual state profile.  The information was obtained from agency management staff in 2005 or 2006, and is subject to change over time.

• Number of Nursing Homes, Home Health Agencies, Hospitals, ICF/MR Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities, and Hospices

• Number of Nursing Home Survey Staff, Home Health Survey Staff, Hospital Survey Staff, ICF/MR Survey Staff, Hospice Survey Staff, Administrative Support Staff, and Managers

• Surveyors Unionized

The sources for other data presented in the state profiles are listed in the Related Links Outside CMS section below. 

Click on zip file listed in the Downloads section below to obtain a profile on the states included in the Promising Practices issue briefs.

Downloads
State Profiles (Zip, 267 KB)
Related Links Inside CMS
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Related Links Outside CMS
Population 2004 (Rank) Economic Research Service, US Department of Agriculture Percent Nonmetropolitan Population 2004 (Rank) Economic Research Service, US Department of Agriculture Per Capita Income 2003 (Rank) Bureau of Economic Analysis, US Department of Commerce Total State Spending – FY 2003 National Association of State Budget Officers Governor - Name and Party

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