DaSy Toolkits » IFSP Information Overview Delivered services Electronic signatures Parent portals IFSP transfers Integrated IFSP/COS Dashboards Notification/tickler systems Wizards A parent portal is a web-based site that serves as a […]
DaSy Toolkits » IFSP Information Overview Delivered services Electronic signatures Parent portals IFSP transfers Integrated IFSP/COS Dashboards Notification/tickler systems Wizards IFSP transfers refer to a data system feature that allows […]
DaSy Toolkits » IFSP Information Overview Delivered services Electronic signatures Parent portals IFSP transfers Integrated IFSP/COS Dashboards Notification/tickler systems Wizards This feature refers to including child outcomes data collected via […]
DaSy Toolkits » IFSP Information Overview Delivered services Electronic signatures Parent portals IFSP transfers Integrated IFSP/COS Dashboards Notification/tickler systems Wizards A dashboard is a visual display of the important information […]
DaSy Toolkits » IFSP Information Overview Delivered services Electronic signatures Parent portals IFSP transfers Integrated IFSP/COS Dashboards Notification/tickler systems Wizards Notification (alert) or tickler systems are features that notify users of […]
DaSy Toolkits » IFSP Information Overview Delivered services Electronic signatures Parent portals IFSP transfers Integrated IFSP/COS Dashboards Notification/tickler systems Wizards A wizard is a piece of software that simplifies complicated […]
Data Governance is the overall management of the availability, usability, integrity, quality, and security of data. Data governance is both an organizational process and a structure.
Data breaches are not the concern of just information technology staff; they are the concern of everyone who has access to and handles Part C/Part B 619 data. A data breach may take numerous forms, from inadvertent disclosure of personally identifiable information (PII) to intentional hacking.
Part C and Part B 619 programs rely on data to inform decisions on program improvement, track child and family progress, and report performance to federal, state, and local policymakers and other stakeholders. Using inaccurate or poor quality data to report on program performance or make decisions will result in erroneous conclusions.
Part C and Part B 619 programs collect and maintain large amounts of data, including personally identifiable information (PII), on the children and families they serve. To protect and safeguard Part C and Part B 619 PII and other important data, programs should develop and implement policies that address how these data are secured and who may access the data.