Collaborating to Conduct a Workforce Needs Assessment

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Collaborating to Conduct a Workforce Needs Assessment Ida Drury | Megan Paul | April Potts | Kevin Haddock

Initial Implementation Exploration Full Implementation Installation We’re following a 4-stage process that includes: Exploration Installation Initial Implementation Full Implementation Teaming Acknowledge PII Initial Implementation

1 Identify the problem we want to solve and what outcome(s) we want to target 2 Identify the population we intend to target 3 Identify potential causes of workforce challenges 4 Identify barriers or facilitators to addressing the challenges 5 Develop a theory of change 6 Assess and select a workforce strategy or intervention

Selected Interventions Team Structures Implementation Team Agency leadership Site implementation manager Site data coordinator Key internal and external stakeholders QIC-WD workforce, implementation, and evaluation (WIE) team Selected Interventions The QIC-WD assigned a Workforce, Implementation, and Evaluation (WIE) team to each project site. The WIE team consists of three individuals from the QIC-WD project team—one with expertise in Workforce, another with expertise in Implementation, and one who is an Evaluation expert. The WIE team is organized to maximize support, collaborate and partner with its project site to support the implementation and evaluation of the workforce development project that will build evidence regarding workforce interventions and strategies. The WIE team members work closely with the agency’s leadership, Site Implementation Manager (SIM), Data Coordinator, and other key stakeholders to form an implementation team to support all aspects of the project. Keep in mind that the composition of the implementation will likely change as the project progresses.

Polling Question Poll Question #1: What is the likelihood of collaboration between HR professionals and child welfare professionals regarding workforce practices in your agency? Scale 1 to 4 4= To a great extent 3= Somewhat 2= Very little 1= Not at all

Identify the Problem, Outcome, and Target Population Recruiting, hiring, and turnover metrics and processes Organizational culture and climate Secondary traumatic stress Other workforce initiatives and processes

Polling Question Poll Question #2: What workforce data has your agency previously used to better understand your workforce? Check as many as apply: Recruiting data Hiring data Training data Performance data Exit interview data Turnover data Employee survey data Child and family outcomes data Organizational culture and climate None

Earliest necessary precondition Root Cause Analysis Theory of Change Symptom Apparent cause Long-term outcome Desired outcome Earliest necessary precondition Root cause

Selected Interventions What workforce intervention did your team select to implement and evaluate? The QIC-WD assigned a Workforce, Implementation, and Evaluation (WIE) team to each project site. The WIE team consists of three individuals from the QIC-WD project team—one with expertise in Workforce, another with expertise in Implementation, and one who is an Evaluation expert. The WIE team is organized to maximize support, collaborate and partner with its project site to support the implementation and evaluation of the workforce development project that will build evidence regarding workforce interventions and strategies. The WIE team members work closely with the agency’s leadership, Site Implementation Manager (SIM), Data Coordinator, and other key stakeholders to form an implementation team to support all aspects of the project. Keep in mind that the composition of the implementation will likely change as the project progresses.

Recommendations Multiple perspectives Communication Strong partnerships Leadership investment Accurate, reliable information Multiple perspectives Strong partnerships Accurate, reliable info Communication Leadership investment

Moving to the Learning Lab We are now at the end of our presenters’ remarks and will soon move into virtual reflections. This is an opportunity to reflect on and chat about what you just heard. You will experience a screen change as you are automatically moved into the learning lab. Show 1 min prior to end