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AN OVERVIEW GEORGIA PROGRAM IMPROVE
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Georgia: Georgia’s Program Improv
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The AFCARS data for this indicator
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Developed standards of measurement
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These action steps were included as
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Used the results obtained from the
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Established more flexible hours and
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policy require that the case manage
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Training initiative for DFCS and DP
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4. In addition to the information b
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Stakeholder Input in the Analysis o
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The stakeholder interviews held dur
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Work Plan Detail A -- Item 2, Repea
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What needs to be accomplished: Writ
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Neglect was determined to be the mo
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1 st Quarter Federal Response: (PLE
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Safe Futures - A Plan for Program I
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Data from these co
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• 79% of respondents agreed commu
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Federal HIPAA requirements limit wh
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6 th Quarter Report: Funding for th
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Work Plan Detail C -- Item 6, Stabi
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START COMPLETION RESPONSIBLE MEASUR
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3 rd Quarter Report Georgia's Reply
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COSTAR children were selected from
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Quarter 4 # of Differences 31 134 1
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DATE DATE PERSON(S) BENCHMARKS July
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C16 ACTION STEPS: Analyze a sample
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October 2004 Purpose and Design The
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The researcher first analyzed chara
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Characteristic Percent Percent Perc
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• Mr. and Mrs. Marshall (pseudony
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3 rd Quarter Report Georgia's Reply
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 1 st and 2 nd Quar
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8 th Quarter DOCUMENTATION: (1) Soc
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5 th Quarter DOCUMENTATION: PIP Res
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D6 ACTION STEPS: START DATE Mar. 20
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Georgia Juvenile Court Judges) is a
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addition, 70 court-hearing observat
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(2) Key Performance Indicators and
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DOCUMENTATION PROVIDED 3 RD Quarter
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adoptive families, there was an inc
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8 th Quarter Report: Achieved 5 th
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6 th Quarter Federal Response: E4:
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5 th Quarter DCOUMENTATION: Reporti
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statewide. Both panel and court rev
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child, because the worker was not a
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Question 1. Are you seeing the adop
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6 th Quarter Federal Response: 6 th
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for the barrier identified. These r
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6 th Quarter Report: A review of th
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There has been a steady increase in
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1 st Quarter Report: The Case Plan
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To date CPRS reports that 10,274 ca
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2 nd Quarter Report: Accomplishing
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5 th Quarter Report: HIPPA issues h
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Goal: Case managers have the capaci
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8 th Quarter Report: Achieved. The
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esources as well as increased capac
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Review instruments address document
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A comprehensive effort to clean up
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Work Plan Detail Q -- Items 35-37,
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Funding and Resource Allocation to
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1 st Quarter Response: In May of 20
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conduct of the Comprehensive Child
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Seventy-five new workers were train
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Work Plan Detail R -- Item 42, The