DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. 27 8.1 CONTRACTOR shall electronically track the type and amount of 28 services provided to each PARTICIPANT by Contractor Partner Agencies and a 1 minimum of two (2) required Non-FaCT Funded Partner Agency(ies). The FRC 2 Designated Lead Agency shall maintain data that includes the types and amounts 3 of services provided to each PARTICIPANT, assessment data, key demographic 4 items including but not limited to: family identifier, family member 5 identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral reason(s), services 6 recommended, services provided, date service delivery begins, date service 7 delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., previous abuse reports, existing 8 health problems], and primary language spoken as determined by ADMINISTRATOR.
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. 14 8.1 CONTRACTOR shall electronically track the type and amount of 15 services provided to each PARTICIPANT by Contractor Partner Agencies and a 16 minimum of two (2) required Non-FaCT Funded Partner Agency(ies). The FRC 17 Designated Lead Agency shall maintain data that includes the types and amounts 18 of services provided to each PARTICIPANT, assessment data, key demographic 19 items including, but not limited to: family identifier, family member 20 identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral reason(s), services 21 recommended, services provided, date service delivery begins, date service 22 delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., previous abuse reports, existing 23 health problems], and primary language spoken as determined by ADMINISTRATOR.
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR shall electronically track the type and amount of services provided to each PARTICIPANT by Contractor Partner Agencies and a minimum of two (2) required Non- FaCT Funded Partner Agency(ies). The FRC Designated Lead AgencyCONTRACTOR shall maintain data that includes the types and amounts of services provided to each PARTICIPANT, assessment data, and key demographic items, including, but not limited to: family identifier, family member identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral reason(s), services recommended, services provided, date service delivery begins, date service delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., previous abuse reports, existing health problems], and primary language spoken as determined by ADMINISTRATOR. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the integrity of all data. This includes ensuring all required PARTICIPANT and service data is entered and maintained in the FaCT database. Data for services incurred in the preceding month shall be available for review prior to the date of the regularly scheduled monthly steering committee meeting, or as requested by ADMINISTRATOR. Data includes monthly service grids, quarterly assessment reports, and other reports as required by ADMINISTRATOR. FaCT utilizes a model developed by the Center for the Study of Social Policy called “Strengthening Families” to frame outcomes and evaluation data. This model, which has been identified as preventing child abuse and neglect identifies the following five (5) protective factors:
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR shall maintain data that includes the types and amounts of services provided to each PARTICIPANT, assessment data, and key demographic items, including, but not limited to: family identifier, family member identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral reason(s), services recommended, services provided, date service delivery begins, FCJ1620-A1 Page 19 of 7 April 29 03/24/2020, 2022 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 date service delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., previous abuse reports, existing health problems], and primary language spoken as determined by ADMINISTRATOR. RF shall be responsible for the integrity of all data. This includes ensuring all required PARTICIPANT and service data is entered and maintained in the FaCT database. Data for services incurred in the preceding month shall be available for review prior to the date of the regularly scheduled monthly steering committee meeting, or as requested by ADMINISTRATOR. Data includes monthly service grids, quarterly assessment reports, and other reports as required by ADMINISTRATOR. /// FaCT utilizes a model developed by the Center for the Study of Social Policy called “Strengthening Families” to frame outcomes and evaluation data. This model, which has been identified as preventing child abuse and neglect identifies the following five (5) protective factors:
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR shall maintain data that includes the types and amounts of services provided to each PARTICIPANT, assessment data, and key demographic items, including, but not limited to: family identifier, family member identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral reason(s), services recommended, services provided, date service delivery begins, date service delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., previous abuse reports, existing health problems], and primary language spoken as determined by ADMINISTRATOR. FC shall be responsible for the integrity of all data. This includes ensuring all required PARTICIPANT and service data is entered and maintained in the FaCT database. Data for services incurred in the preceding month shall be available for review prior to the date of the regularly scheduled monthly steering committee meeting, or as requested by ADMINISTRATOR. Data includes monthly service grids, quarterly assessment reports, and other reports as required by ADMINISTRATOR. FaCT utilizes a model developed by the Center for the Study of Social Policy called “Strengthening Families” to frame outcomes and evaluation data. This model, which has been identified as preventing child abuse and neglect identifies the following five (5) protective factors:
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. 8.1 CONTRACTOR shall electronically track the type and amount of services provided to each PARTICIPANT by Contractor Partner Agencies and a minimum of two (2) required Non-FaCT Funded Partner Agency(ies). The FRC 28
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR shall maintain data that includes the types and amounts of services provided to each PARTICIPANT, assessment data, and key demographic items, FCK0220-A1 Page 20 of 30 2/14/202013 April 28, 2022 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 including, but not limited to: family identifier, family member identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral reason(s), services recommended, services provided, date service delivery begins, date service delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., previous abuse reports, existing health problems], and primary language spoken as determined by ADMINISTRATOR. City shall be responsible for the integrity of all data. This includes ensuring all required PARTICIPANT and service data is entered and maintained in the FaCT database. Data for services incurred in the preceding month shall be available for review prior to the date of the regularly scheduled monthly steering committee meeting, or as requested by ADMINISTRATOR. Data includes monthly service grids, quarterly assessment reports, and other reports as required by ADMINISTRATOR. FaCT utilizes a model developed by the Center for the Study of Social Policy called “Strengthening Families” to frame outcomes and evaluation data. This model, which has been identified as preventing child abuse and neglect identifies the following five (5) protective factors: Provide concrete support in times of need; Increase parental resilience; Increase knowledge of parenting and child development; Support the social and emotional competence of children; and Build parents’ social connections. Services provided at the FRC fall under one (1) or more of the protective factors. FaCT core services have their own measurement tool that shall be administered and used to collect data and entered into the FaCT database. The current FaCT database system is a web- based PARTICIPANTS management system, managed by FaCT and its administrative contractor, which provides contractual and outcome based reporting for each FRC. FRCs shall work closely with ADMINISTRATOR to maximize utility and adhere to confidentiality within the data system. FaCT shall provide technical assistance and training to the FRCs to ensure strong data collection and outcome reporting. FCK0220-A1 Page 21 of 30 2/14/202013 April 28, 2022 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 ...
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. 16 CONTRACTOR shall maintain data that includes the types and amounts of services provided to each PARTICIPANT, assessment data, and key demographic items, including, but not limited to: family identifier, family member identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral reason(s), services recommended, services provided, date service delivery begins, date service 20 delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., previous abuse reports, existing health problems], and 21 primary language spoken as determined by ADMINISTRATOR. RF shall be responsible for the integrity of all data. This includes ensuring all required PARTICIPANT and service data is entered and maintained in the FaCT database. Data for services incurred in the preceding month shall be available for review prior to the date of the 25 regularly scheduled monthly steering committee meeting, or as requested by ADMINISTRATOR. Data includes monthly service grids, quarterly assessment reports, and other reports as required by
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. 28 CONTRACTOR shall electronically track the type and amount of services provided 1 to each PARTICIPANT by Contractor Partner Agencies and a minimum of two (2) required Non- 2 FaCT Funded Partner Agencies. The FRC Designated Lead AgencyCONTRACTOR shall 3 maintain data that includes the types and amounts of services provided to each PARTICIPANT, 4 assessment data, and key demographic items, including, but not limited to: family identifier, 5 family member identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral reason(s), services recommended, 6 services provided, date service delivery begins, date service delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., 7 previous abuse reports, existing health problems], and primary language spoken as determined by CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the integrity of all data. This includes 10 ensuring all required PARTICIPANT and service data is entered and maintained in the FaCT 11 database. Data for services incurred in the preceding month shall be available for review prior to 12 the date of the regularly scheduled monthly steering committee meeting, or as requested by 13 ADMINISTRATOR. Data includes monthly service grids, quarterly assessment reports, and other 14 reports as required by ADMINISTRATOR.
DATA ENTRY AND DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. 24 CONTRACTOR shall maintain data that includes the types and amounts of services 25 provided to each PARTICIPANT, assessment data, and key demographic items, including, but not 26 limited to: family identifier, family member identifier, ethnicity, date of birth, sex, referral 27 reason(s), services recommended, services provided, date service delivery begins, date service 28 delivery ends, status indicators [e.g., previous abuse reports, existing health problems], and FBP0820 Page 16 of 27 03/23/2020 1 primary language spoken as determined by ADMINISTRATOR. 2 CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the integrity of all data. This includes 3 ensuring all required PARTICIPANT and service data is entered and maintained in the FaCT 4 database. Data for services incurred in the preceding month shall be available for review prior to 5 the date of the regularly scheduled monthly steering committee meeting, or as requested by 6 ADMINISTRATOR. Data includes monthly service grids, quarterly assessment reports, and other 7 reports as required by ADMINISTRATOR. 8 FaCT utilizes a model developed by the Center for the Study of Social Policy called 9 “Strengthening Families” to frame outcomes and evaluation data. This model, which has been 10 identified as preventing child abuse and neglect identifies the following five (5) protective factors:
