This webinar series was presented by Children’s Bureau, Administration on Children, Youth and Families, Regional Partnership Grant Program, and the National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare
At an interagency arena, many data issues are essentially collaboration issues, based on a lack of consensus on what to measure or why it is important. The fundamentals of collaboration—shared outcomes in which two or more agencies agree that they will measure their effects of their collaboration with outcomes from each system—demand a flow of data that accomplishes two goals: (1) initially proves the need for collaboration and then (2) monitors its impact over time.
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Presented by Children’s Bureau, Administration on Children, Youth and Families and the Regional Partnership Grant Program
This Webinar will focus on how sites have successfully linked and integrated child welfare and substance abuse treatment data. Representatives from Sacramento County, California and the state agencies in Washington, California and Arizona will provide a panel discussion on the strategies they developed and implemented.
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