Data, Data Everywhere! Where Can It Lead?

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Data, Data Everywhere! Where Can It Lead?

History 2009

2012

2013

Outreach Data

Multiple Data Projects Annual Evaluations starting March 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 What was the real impact on hard to contact families ASQs and referrals Marketing Data Physician Data Partnership Data

What is your “Data Wish List” What do you wish you knew? What data would help improve your system

Pitfalls of Data

Familial Wellness POST PRE How do we measure qualitative outcomes: Protective Factors PRE POST

Retrospective Protective Factor Survey

Social Support Health Belief Model Child Parent Family Community Appraisal (consult, corroborate) Informational (milestones, resources) Emotional (comfort, reassurance) Instrumental (transportation, financial) Perceived Threat Susceptibility and severity of the developmental delay Recognition Awareness Concern Perceived Benefits of seeking help Perceived Barriers to seeking help Response Help Seeking Enrollment in Services Perceived Self Efficacy Susceptibility and severity of the developmental delay Cues to Action Modifying Factors Knowledge of Child Development

How recommendations have improved the system Data Recommendations

Annual Evaluations