Enhancing Child Welfare: Best Practices for Measuring and Improving Outcomes
This webinar is available on-demand. If you have issues accessing the recording, please email nacomeetings@naco.org.
Join us for an insightful webinar focusing on child welfare specifically designed for county governments, with lessons that can be applied to other behavioral health programs. We will delve into evidence-based practices, informed funding decisions, cost efficiencies, and effective program management. Key areas of discussion will include out-of-home placements, prevention services, and reunification services.
During the webinar, our panel of county leaders will share the latest methodologies for outcomes monitoring and discuss the importance of translating these outcomes into actionable practices. Attendees will gain valuable insights into identifying service gaps, leveraging data for increased service utilization, and supporting fiscal efficiencies. This session will empower county executives and department leaders with strategies to measure outcomes effectively and implement best practices for continuous quality improvement.
Key takeaways:
1. Understanding the importance of outcomes monitoring
2. Measuring and reporting best practices to enhance accountability and transparency
3. Improving preventative and early intervention services
4. Optimizing resource allocation and enhancing collaboration
5. Implementing standardized assessments and continuous quality improvement initiatives
Join us and register now to secure your spot!
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Speakers
Hon. Tarryl Clark
Bill Browning
Shannon Smith
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