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Agency Technical Administrator (ATA) Team Meeting March 29 th

Ending Veteran Homelessness Initiative One List (remaining to be housed) – Current as of 3/28/16833 Total Housed from 1/1/15 – 2/29/161996

Ending Veteran Homelessness Initiative

Connecting Veterans to PSH – the sole use of HMIS instead of the Central Referral System

Zero:2016 Ending Chronic Homelessness

 Date started: Enter the actual or approximate date the client started staying in their homeless situation from which they entered your project

Zero:2016 Ending Chronic Homelessness Date Started

Total number of months homeless on the street, in ES or SH in past three years

How HMIS Can Help A Policy and Procedure is being created to allow the use of HMIS to document chronic homelessness history. Project Type Project Entry and Exit Date Evidence of Breaks *HMIS cannot be used to document disability status

Point in Time Count (PIT) Use of HMIS to gather Sheltered PIT Data – Overview Feedback and suggestions from agencies that participated in the Sheltered PIT via HMIS Additional comments or questions about the PIT process

Quarterly Data Quality Assessment Process:

Quarterly Data Quality Assessment Process: Missing Data Rates for Submitted Reports

Quarterly Data Quality Assessment Process: Bed Utilization

Quarterly Data Quality Assessment Process: AssessmentTimeliness RequirementsBed Utilization Requirements Jun-16 50% of entry records and shelter stay services recorded between Apr 1 and May must be entered within the established deadlines for compliance Projects outside established bed utilization ranges on the last Wednesday in Apr 2016 will be considered out of compliance unless they provide a statement that the number enrolled in HMIS is accurate Oct-16 75% of entry records and shelter stay services recorded between Jun 1 and Sept must be entered within the established deadlines for compliance Projects outside established bed utilization ranges on the last Wednesday in Jul 2016 will be considered out of compliance unless they provide a statement that the number enrolled in HMIS is accurate Jan-17 85% of entry records and shelter stay services recorded between Oct 1 and Dec must be entered within the established deadlines for compliance Projects outside established bed utilization ranges on the last Wednesday in October 2016 will be considered out of compliance unless they provide a statement that the number enrolled in HMIS is accurate Apr-17 95% of entry records and shelter stay services recorded between Jan 1 and Mar must be entered within the established deadlines for compliance Projects outside established bed utilization ranges on the last Wednesday in Jan 2017 will be considered out of compliance unless they provide a statement that the number enrolled in HMIS is accurate

Quarterly Data Quality Assessment Process: Project TypeTimeliness Requirement Emergency Shelters and Interim Housing Data entered within 3 days of entry/shelter stay All others Data entered within 7 days of entry/shelter stay Project TypeAcceptable Bed Utilization Emergency Shelters80%-105% Interim Housing80%-105% Transitional Housing80%-105% Permanent Supportive Housing85%-105% Safe Haven85%-105%

Thank you! Next Meeting Wednesday, May 11 th 10am - Noon

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