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Complete set of HIFIS 4 training required for housing-based case managers in Newfoundland & Labrador.

Total learning time is about 3 - 3.5 hours.

This course includes additional training for staff who use HIFIS for case management. It is intended for staff who work in a role that may not typically include case management at other agencies (such as shelter workers or day program workers) but does in their position, and who have received training for other aspects of HIFIS.

Complete set of HIFIS 4 training required for housing-based case managers in Newfoundland & Labrador.

Total learning time is about 3 - 3.5 hours.

This report was created by ACRE Consulting to help communities understand the scope of their homeless population, in real time. This report measures the following three indicators:how many clients have active and valid consenthow many clients are actively receiving serviceshow many clients are known to be homeless A combination of these three measures can be used to determine how many people are known to be active...

 This simple report displays a list of all clients with active Declined - Anonymous consent, at selected Service Providers. 

This report is designed to help communities with their Action-Oriented Case Conferencing by dividing their actively homeless clients into three buckets: Assess, Match, and Navigate. For each bucket, clients are listed, along with the date they were added to the bucket and how long they've been in the bucket.

This newly updated HIFIS Health Check pulls data from HIFIS along 6 metrics:

1. Cluster integration
2. Consent
3. Potential duplicates
4. Unknown housing status
5. User logins
6. Inactive clients receiving services

Together, these metrics should serve to provide a high-level overview of how well your HIFIS data is able to support your Coordinated Access system and meet Reaching Home directives.

These reports are designed to help communities report on and analyze the monthly changes in their homeless population. There are three versions available: chronic, veteran, and all homeless. These reports display active, aged in, newly identified, returned from inactive, returned from housed, moved to inactive, and moved to housed, all for a single cluster for a specified month.

This report shows a list of clients that have open case files and have had no activity within their case file(s) since a specified date at the selected Service Provider(s). Activity is defined broadly and includes adding or editing Comments, Sessions, Documents, Session Appointments, Session Comments, or editing the Case file itself.

For the municipality’s CHPI reporting needs, they requested a report that will show: The number of Goals that were closed successfully versus unsuccessfully and what the goals were; How many of these goals had a Session created and what type of Session was it; Organized by case manager as well as Service Provider.

This report displays a list of all clients who are chronically homeless at the time that the report is generated, along with their total length of time homeless in the past year, and their current housing situation. Clients who are newly chronically homeless (became chronically homeless in the past year) are highlighted in yellow. Note that this report hard-codes a definition of homelessness; only particular housing types are included and it does not utilize the default rules nor does it look up a housing continuum.