In this session, we will provide information on how to analyze Family Outcomes data to identify program improvement opportunities for addressing response rate representativeness and equity. We will describe an example of a self-assessment tool adapted using the Family Outcomes Measurement System Framework that some states are currently using to examine Family Outcomes representativeness and equity. State presenters will share examples of their work in this effort. We will explain how the “Look-Think-Act” protocol and critical data questions can be used for the process of examining representativeness and equity. We also will discuss strategies for engaging stakeholders in program improvement activities in meaningful ways based on the data.

(Presentation available soon)

Presenters

Siobhan Colgan
ECTA

Thomas McGhee
Part C Local Program Director, North Carolina

Lauren Miller
Part C Data Analyst, New York

Katie Reksc
Part C Health Program Administrator, New York

Justine Rogoff
Part C Data and Evaluation Specialist, North Carolina

Jessica Simmons
Part C Training, TA, and QI/SSIP Unit Manager, New York

Sherri Williams
ECTA

Bin Zhu
Part C Data Analyst, New York