Using Advanced Analytics to Improve Child Welfare Outcomes for Children and Families

Elizabeth Weigensberg

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Abstract: At Mathematica, we combine data analysis expertise with child welfare program knowledge to produce insights that will drive improved outcomes not only for child welfare agencies, but also for the children and families they serve.

Keywords: Advanced Analytics; child welfare; children; families (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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