Helping States Use Linked Administrative Data and Advanced Analytics to Better Serve Children and Families

Elizabeth Weingensberg

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Abstract: A study by Casey Family Programs and Mathematica demonstrated the potential of linked administrative data and advanced analytics to uncover insights about child welfare and health care services to identify actionable strategies to improve the lives of families in the child welfare system.

Keywords: data quality; child welfare; children; families; Casey Family Programs (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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