Episodios

  • Improving Fidelity of CANS Scoring
    Aug 7 2024

    Evidence based rating scales are an excellent ways to monitor progress - but what happens when two clinicians are reporting vastly different scores?

    Dan Warner from the Data Community Roundtable joins to Data Doesn't Equal Outcomes to talk about scoring alignment corrections on a CANS implementation.

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    19 m
  • Outcome Based Treatment Planning with GRAND Mental Health (Part 2 w GRAND)
    Mar 26 2024

    Instead of planning services in search of an outcome - GRAND Mental Health is determining the outcome they want, and then doing whatever it takes to get it.

    It's called Outcome Based Treatment planning.

    Listen to guests Larry Smith, CEO, and Josh Cantwell, COO - talk about a new approach to treatment planning that makes it a living, breathing, active exercise that is better for clients and easier on clinicians.

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    32 m
  • GRAND Mental Health Reduces ER Visits by 93% (Part 1 with GRAND)
    Dec 6 2023

    They gave iPads to law enforcement. Then they gave them to clients.

    An entrepreneurial investment turned into a major success and model CCBHC program when GRAND Mental Health put technology in everyone's hands.

    Listen to guests Larry Smith, CEO, and Josh Cantwell, COO - talked about the evolution and results of their technology backed crisis response system.

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    38 m
  • (Part 2) NYS 1115 Waiver Social Care Data Implications
    Sep 8 2023

    The anticipation of the 1115 Medicaid Waiver in New York State has got us thinking about what the data needs will be around Social Care.

    In this first of two parts, guests Nikki Kmicinski of the WNY Integrated Care Collaborative & Scott Emery of MS Hall & Associates discuss the current gaps in Social Care data collection, and how providers will need to use data to optimize service delivery in a new funding system.

    *Episode was recorded on Sept 1, 2023 with the public information that was available at that time.

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    23 m
  • (Part 1) NYS 1115 Waiver Social Care Data Implications
    Sep 8 2023

    The anticipation of the 1115 Medicaid Waiver in New York State has got us thinking about what the data needs will be around Social Care.

    In this first of two parts, guests Nikki Kmicinski of the WNY Integrated Care Collaborative & Scott Emery of MS Hall & Associates discuss what the statewide data landscape may look like - and apply their expertise to how we will know if the waiver was successful.

    *Episode was recorded on Sept 1, 2023 with the public information that was available at that time.


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    28 m
  • The Logic Model of Things
    Jul 5 2023

    Logic models are one of those things that are often done, but rarely used. Shannon Wichlacz, PhD, is here to tell us that if you build them well - they will get used more often. This episode dives deep into the logic model as more than an exercise in documentation, but rather a living breathing guide for your program that can bring life to your measures and evaluations plans to guide effective service delivery.

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    27 m
  • Understanding the Differences between QA and QI in Human Services
    Apr 4 2023

    For human services agencies Quality Assurance and Quality Improvement are entirely different activities with entirely different objectives. In this episode of Data Doesn't Equal Outcomes, Christa Foschio-Bebak explains how to separate them, and how to identify if your agency is missing the improvement part.

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    25 m
  • Data Coaching in Erie County High Fidelity Wraparound System
    Nov 1 2022

    In a very impactful episode, guest Christa Foschio-Bebak (Director of Quality Improvement at CCNY) and Catie Gavin (First Deputy Commissioner of Erie County DSS) talk about how Erie County, NY is putting data into action in the High Fidelity Wraparound program.

    Everything from Data Coaching to driving outcomes on the 3 main tenets of child welfare - this episode is a case study on how to turn data into actionable and continuous improvement.

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    29 m