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1.   133 182 73 08  502 258 197 430 5824 5209 4373          FEB2012 2657 4654 57 09  125 181 69 06  508 239 194 289 5893 5217 4407    Similar Data Sources  This data is also available in Data Warehouse  Two reports have been placed  in the WSS folder  one called County All Parent Rate and one called County Two Parent Rate        Measure 3  Work First Participants Entering Employment    Definition  This measure gives the total count of Work First participants who have entered into  employment in the month specified by the user  Employment can be defined as part time or full   time  and is only as accurate as workers    diligence in keying that information into EIS     Format  The format for this report is both a table as well as a graph  Data from this site can also be  downloaded into Excel     Location  This data point is located at the UNC SSW Management Assistance website   http   ssw unc edu ma  No username or login is required to access this site     Running the Report  From the main UNC SSW Management Assistance  once you have chosen your  county or tier of counties  click the Work First link on the left  You will then want to choose the  Work First Experiences Report  In the center of the screen you will see a link that says Number of  Adults Entering Employment  This link will give you both the data and a graph for this measure        Analysis  As noted above  data from this report can be downloaded into Excel to create a graph  It is  especially useful to download data 
2.   32 14  29 41  18 18   7 25 00  44 44  28 57  7 41  33 33  43 33  30 00  27 27  25 71  25 00  20 59  0 00   8 16 67  33 33  28 57  7 41  33 33  40 00  20 00  24 24  20 00  17 86  588    9 16 67  25 93  19 05  7 41  30 00  33 33  20 00  18 18  5 71  10 71  294    10 16 67  22 22  19 05  7 41  30 00  30 00  16 67  18 18  5 71  10 71  0 00    11 16 67  18 52  4 76  7 41  26 67  20 00  13 33  18 18  571  10 71     12 0 00  11 11  0 00  7 41  16 67  16 67  10 00  12 12  571  3 57     13 5 11 11    3 70  10 00  16 67  6 67  12 12  571  0 00   14 2 11 11  z 3 70  6 67  13 33  6 67  6 06  5 71   15 F 11 11  5 3 70  6 67  10 00  6 67  6 06  5 71           Similar Data Sources  As a UNC CH SSW measure  this data is inherently available in CSDW as well   There are currently no pre developed reports  however  that will give this specific measure     Measure 6  Program Integrity Collections in Dollars    Definition  This report gives the total amount of dollars collected as part of county program  integrity efforts for a given month     Format  This report is available as a table and can be downloaded into Excel   Location  This report can be found in CSDW  It is called  Collection Report  CROP Not Included      Running the Report  There are four inputs that are required to run this report    1  County name   This is the name of your county or the county for which you would like to  pull data    2  Report month   This is the month for which you are looking for the collections  The format
3.   for this value is YYYYMM  Scrolling to the bottom of the list will give you the latest month   Double click that month to set it as your value    3  First day of report month   This is the first day of the report month you have entered in the  report month section  The format for this value is DD MM YYYY    4  First day of following month   This is the first day of the month following the report month  you have entered in the report month section  The format for this value is DD MM YYYY        Analysis  Once this report is run the table that is produced shows the following fields   e Referral ID   This is the individual code that was given to this payer when they were   referred to program integrity    Program Acronym   This is the program for which they are being investigated    Payment Receipt Number     Payer First Name   Payer   s first name    Payer Middle Initial   Payer   s Middle Initial   Payer Last Name   Payers   s last name    Claim Category Code   Code for how the claim is classified  In the below example  IHE is the   code for Inadvertent Household Error    Payment Received Date   This is the date that denial was effective    e Create Timestamp   The timestamp gives the exact date and a unique code as to when the  payment was keyed and accepted    e Method of Collection   This is their method of payment    e Distribution Amount   This is the amount that was collected     This report is helpful to understand how much your Program Integrity Division collected in
4.   have found your county  This report is best accessed weekly  as customers stay on there until they  have complied or timed out per the timely notice     Analysis  This report shows a list of cases with IV D sanctions that have not been sanctioned in EIS   This includes anyone who has to comply with Child Support  including payee cases  Having a clear  understanding of who is  and is not complying with Child Support can help Work First better  manage the caseload and intake     Example       DHREJ NON COOP WITHOUT IVD SANC  18 Oct 2012     10 18 2012 EL  NON COOPERATI    FOR    SE INDIVIDUAL NON COOP DT DATE KEYED       Similar Data Sources  This data is not available in other data sources     Measure 5  Average Length of Time on Work First    Definition  This measure shows the length of time families receive Work First benefits before  leaving the program     Format  The format for this report is a table and a longitudinal line graph     Location  This data point is located at the UNC SSW Management Assistance website   http   ssw unc edu ma  No username or login is required to access this site        Running the Report  This report requires no inputs  just click on the link called Work First Benefits  Cases  Longitudinal Data   the select rate of exit     Analysis  This data is presented in the form of a cohort analysis  which is a longitudinal analysis that  tracks clients that initially entered the Work First during the same quarter  For example  all clients  who initial
5.   who should be using it  what they need to have before they start  and who to contact if they  have specific questions  Following the FAQs is an overview of each data source that describes the  process  systems  and login information for accessing each     The measures themselves take up the bulk of the toolkit  They were selected by a group of county  and state staff selected as part of the Work Support Strategies project  This group was tasked with  identifying the questions that directors  administrators  managers  and supervisors should want  answered and should be using in daily and strategic decision making  The information that is    included in this toolkit is broken down by specific measure and contains the following information  for each measure    e Measures Title   e Definition   e Format   e Location   e Running the Report   e Analysis   e Example   e Similar Data Sources    To locate an electronic copy of this toolkit  as well as stay abreast of future versions  please visit the  Work Support Strategies website at  www ncwss com    FAQS BEFORE YOU START       Q  Who should work through this toolkit  This toolkit is designed for all levels of staff at local  county departments of social services  from line supervisors to Program Managers Administrators   all the way to Directors and Boards  We have designed this toolkit to hit at several of the key  measures that staff should be using in daily decision making as well as yearly strategic planning   This toolkit i
6.  a report called Fiscal Expenditures by County and  Report Month End    Running the Report  There are two inputs that are required to run this report    1  Report month end   This is the month for which you are looking for the expenditures  The  format for this value is YYYYMM  Scrolling to the bottom of the list will give you the latest  month  Double click that month to set it as your value    2  County name   This is the name of your county or the county for which you would like to  pull data        Analysis  This is a great report to either validate against existing internal systems or to keep track  of program expenditures throughout the year     Example  In the example below  Alamance has spent a total of  527 361 43 on Adoptions and  Foster Care through this last month  As you can see that expenditure is broken down into   526 885 00 for the federal and  476 43 for the state expenditures     ADOPTION FOSTER 00 008 01 1 527 361 43   526 885 00  0 00  Alamance  CARE       Similar Data Sources  This report contains data contained in many other sources including on 1571  reports as well as individual county ledgers     Additional Measures for County Consideration     Note  on the following measures  there is not a way to track these at the state level  but they are  worth considering for counties to track manually or with internal systems     1   2   3     wONan    Method of application  Average client contacts per task  application  recertification  change  etc    Call da
7.  down to click on the requested month to access reports in the above section  The available reports  are called        e State Food and Nutrition Services Payment Accuracy Reports on Active Cases  e State Food and Nutrition Services Payment Accuracy Reports on Negative Cases     It is also worth noting that federal accuracy rate reports and error rates are available here as well     Analysis  Although error rates are typically calculated in a small number of cases pulled from each  county  it can be an indication of trouble spots for eligibility determination processes  Error rates   and the specific types of errors  can help counties diagnose issues within the eligibility  determination process and develop new methods to address those problems  Without this type of  strategic analysis  these issues may go unknown to the agency and become more widespread   resulting in inaccurate payments and potential fiscal repercussions  If a county finds errors during  its QC review process relating to calculation of a particular income type or verification accepted  the  county can develop trainings or a revised process to address that issue     Example     pns NEGATIVE CASE PAYMENT ACCURACY RATES  October   August 2012    60 00     1 66 67           leDGecoMBE   3 J  3 J    1000                      Similar Data Sources  There is no other source for this data     Measure 10  Penetration Rate  FNS     Definition  The SNAP participation rate is a federal performance measure showing a Stat
8.  the  desired report month s   who it was received from  for what program  and in what form it was  received  This data can be saved to Excel so that you can sort  filter  and create graphics to show  different information  such as what percentage of total collections come in as cash  or what  percentage of total collections are from Medicaid vs  Food and Nutrition Services and Work First  programs  A total amount collected can be found at the bottom of the last page  Use the arrows at  the top of the report for scrolling to the end         Payer  Claim Payment     iReceived Create        Collection    Date Timestamp                 po  09 21 2 2012 09   pee   012  21 11 22 3       I J I    0000 a 111111  SMITH  1 J                               cas              10 00                            Similar Data Sources  This data is not available via alternative sources     JL    Measure 7  Amount of Program Integrity Claims Established    Definition  This report gives the user the customers in the agency who have overpayments and the  exact dollar amount of that overpayment  including agency totals   It also gives the type of claim as  well as the program     Format  This report is available as a table and can be downloaded into Excel     Location  This report can be found in CSDW  It is called Claims Established during Specified Report  Month     Running the Report  There are four inputs that are required to run this report    1  Report month   This is the month for which you a
9. Measure 8  Program Integrity Referrals  0      c ccessessesssesssesseesessessseseesseesesseesseentesseeseeeseenteeneesseeseeeaeentesneeseeatenseens 20  Measure  9  FNS Error Rate Sisanuiniiiinisnenianiiiiaia aa ii 21  Measure 10  Penetration Rate  FNS     sssssssesssessessssssssstecsesseessssseeatesseeseeseesseeatesseeseseseeneeneesseeaeeeaeentesneeseeatenseens 23  Measure 11  Expenditures by Program  Monthly  Annually  and By Recipient     24    Additional Measures for County Consideration         scsesssesssesssesesssseseesseeneesseesseseestesneeseesteseenteaseesteeateateentennees 25    INTRODUCTION TO THE TOOLKIT       Overview    The data collection  analysis  and reporting process can be daunting for county staff of any level  As  part of the Work Support Strategies  WSS  initiative  DHHS has partnered with county staff to  develop the Toolkit for Effective Data Use  whose goal is to provide staff with the tools identify  outcomes and measures as well as make sure that data is easily accessible  One of the original steps  that was part of the WSS Action Plan is     5  Increase capacity for data collection and analysis  Specific indicators that are aligned  with WSS goals will be incorporated into state and county decision making  shifting the  focus from compliance to outcomes and family centered indicators  The WSS Leadership  Team will provide counties with technical assistance to incorporate this data into day to   day operations     This toolkit is designed to meet t
10. NORTH CAROLINA   S EFFECTIVE DATA USE TOOLKIT  VERSION 1 1    FEBRUARY  2013    ne department    Ahk or health and    uman Services       TABLE OF CONTENTS    INTRODUCTION TO THE TOOLKIT ciccscssccssstscgetlssssubesvtesuesssvetssctsacessedsussisverdcedseenestersuntuapetiunssiaavdenucesvnehscebandesactencetiets 3  FAQS BEFORE YOU START sissseccessctsissctieeasdecssescetisssastcsstesssntcantnsuecasdeadsvascpsscceaiessunesaydeduesauat aa adis 5  USING THE DATA SOURCES ccccticccscccscessccasauceeievecteceacttinescecsccestctvarsteteessveesertcvtevaeteacrsasvbeteustcesdbraceentedtianeaeiteareisteniarustes 7  Measure 1  Re Entry Rate of Clients into Work First     eeescesssesssesesssesstsseecstesseeseesstestesneeseeseeeseentesseesneeatenseens 11  Measure 2  Work First Participation Rates    ceesssssssssessessessessssessesseesseesesseeseesneeseesseeateeneeseesteeaeentesneesneeatenseens 12  Measure 3  Work First Participants Entering Employment    csceseesssesteseeseesseesteeseeseeseeseentesseeseesatenseens 13  Measure 4  Work First Customer Non Compliance with Child Support Enforcement    14  Measure 5  Average Length of Time on Work First    eeecesseessesssesstesseeseessteseeseesseeseeeseesseeneesseestesaeentesneesneeatenseens 15  Measure 6  Program Integrity Collections in Dollars 0  ceesceseessesessseseestecstesseeseesseesteeneesseesteeseentesneesteeseenseens 17  Measure 7  Amount of Program Integrity Claims Established    cseesessessessseeseesseeseeesteeeentesseesteesteneens 19  
11. Referral Counts  by Status Code       Running the Report  There are two inputs that are required to run this report    1  Report month   This is the month for which you are looking for the referrals  The format for  this value is YYYYMM  Scrolling to the bottom of the list will give you the latest month   Double click that month to set it as your value    2  County name   This is the name of your county or the county for which you would like to  pull data     Analysis  This value in this report is knowing how many referrals are made to Program Integrity    staff each month and the outcome of those referrals  Counties should closely examine the relative  percentages of referrals that are in each of the available status categories     Example     0000 CLOSED    cor h       Similar Data Sources  There are no similar data sources for this report        Measure 9  FNS Error Rates    Definition  FNS error rates are an estimate of the proportion of cases with an error in the  determination of eligibility  ineligibility  or basis of issuance  This estimate is expressed as a  percentage of the completed active quality control reviews     Format  This data is available in table format     Location  The North Carolina DSS Statistics webpage  http   www ncdhhs gov dss stats fsp htm  There are several error rate reports that may be useful for counties under the Quality Control  section     Running the Report  Nothing is required to run this report  counties will just want to use the drop 
12. ccess the system  as the basic structure and look is the same     Step 1  To use XTND  you must first have access to XPTR  For details about how to access and  configure XPTR  refer to the EIS User   s Manual  Section EIS 1061 at    http   info dhhs state nc us olm manuals dma eis man index htm     Step 2  If you have XTND installed on your machine  open up XTND  To start your session  click the     new    icon in the upper left corner     XTND will prompt you for your security logon ID or your desired Connection  depending on your    configuration  If prompted for a Connection  select the desired connection and click    Connect        If you do not have XTND you can access XPTR by keying    NCXPTR    at the Banner Screen of your  mainframe session     Step 2  Enter your security logon ID  your Password and Account as prompted   Your security logon  ID is your RACF  HRSS  number  If you do not yet have access to XPTR XTND  contact your county  security officer to request access       Xtnd    Securty logon ID        Step 3  After responding to all prompts  XPTR XTND the report directory will open   After viewing  a report  the directory may close  You can bring it back up by clicking the new icon in the upper left  corner       To access the reports listed in the measures below  the specific directory information is listed in  each measure  All the reports detailed below are in the DHR directory  Itis worth noting that you  may want to access a report that has been archived  B
13. e   s  effectiveness at reaching the program goal of reducing hunger and improving nutrition among low   income households  It is calculated using the state   s total caseload as the numerator and the state   s  total eligible population  calculated using U S  Census data  as the denominator     Format  This report is available in table format     Location  The North Carolina DSS Statistics webpage  http   www ncdhhs gov dss stats fsp htm  The report is located under    Food and Nutrition Participation Reports       Running the Report  This report requires no inputs  just click on the link  Data is available by  calendar year quarter and shows information for each individual county as well as the state as a  whole        Analysis  This information shows how much of the eligible population is receiving services  Bear in  mind that since Census data is only updated every 10 years  this data can quickly become outdated     Example  Counties can gauge how effective their community presence and outreach efforts are by  analyzing this data  A penetration rate of 50  indicates very different levels of efficacy than a    penetration rate of 100      Similar Data Sources  There is no other data source for this information        Measure 11  Expenditures by Program  Monthly  Annually  and By Recipient     Definition  The total dollars expended by each individual program in any given month   Format  This data is available in a table format     Location  This data is available in CSDW in
14. e entered the program by the 14 month after they exited     Work First Benefits Cases Rate of Reentry in North Carolina             Month Y200904 Y2010Q1 Y2010Q2 Y2010Q3 201004 201101 201102 Y2011Q3 Y201104 201201       0 0 00  0 00  0 00  0 00  0 00  0 00  0 00  0 00  0 00  0 00   1 5 43  5 34  5 66  4 62  5 43  4 56  3 75  294  3 43  3 08   2 14 72  14 36  16 02  13 94  14 46  15 09  14 48  1261  13 31  10 76   3 18 23  17 60  19 85  17 78  17 59  18 62  19 02  15 52  16 62  14 25   4 19 97  20 20  2140  19 85  19 33  20 87  21 23  1744  18 79  15 99   5 21 17  21 81  23 12  21 46  21 12  23 24  2286  18 85  19 58  16 78   6 22 53  2343  2441  2292  2279  24 66  23 98  20 38  20 75  17 39   T 23 61  24 51  25 34  24 00  24 03  25 89  24 91  21 36  21 91  17 39   8 24 73  25 75  26 37  25 15  24 88  27 09  25 64  2249  2251  17 39   9 25 64  26 24  27 45  26 09  26 14  28 05  26 59  23 34  2272  17 39   10 26 88  26 78  28 21  26 88  27 28  28 82  27 07  23 98  23 23    11 27 72  27 72  28 75  27 75  28 02  29 63  27 58  24 29  23 23    12 28 17  28 42  29 24  28 56  28 54  29 93  28 21  24 49  23 23    13 28 59  28 87  29 97  29 15  29 17  30 24  28 83  24 65     14 29 13  29 12  30 29  29 68  29 67  30 64  29 16  24 65                 ac anosa   anana   an eco annoa   90 940  24 nao an cm na ccor    Similar Data Sources  As a UNC CH SSW measure  this data is inherently available in DW as well   There are currently no pre developed reports  however  that will give this spec
15. e website can be access with a simple internet connection and  requires no special user permissions or log in     The primary address for this website is  http   ssw unc edu ma        Data can be accessed off of this main page for two Work Support programs  FNS and Work First and  is available by individual county  for the entire state  or by size grouping of county  large  medium   and small   You can choose individual counties by clicking on them from the map  or the other  options by clicking on the named box     Child Welfare  Once you have selected a county or a region  you will see gray bars on the left    Work First side of the screen that will direct you to a specific program  In the measures  Food  amp  Nutrition listed in the following sections  you will be directed to specific reports from this  Services screen  It is important to note that at any time  users may compare themselves  See to another county region  etc  by making a selection from the    Select region      drop down box located at the top right hand corner of the    Additional aaa  oa navigation command menu on each page        If at any time you would like further assistance  this video might provide some    help  http   www unc edu  kum ma videos overview overview htm    Client Services Data Warehouse  CSDW     The Client Services Data Warehouse  CSDW  houses much of the data that is keyed into state  systems such as EIS  FSIS  NCFAST  and EPICS  CSDW utilizes a Business Objects user interface  and  
16. een placed in a subfolder of DSS called  Work Support Strategies  Each report begins with the prefix WSS_  The name that follows is listed in  each measure   ex  WSS_FNS_Cases_Denied   If you do not have access to the Work Support  Strategies folder  please contact your security officer for permission     CSDW Metadata  Whether you are using one of the pre developed reports detailed here to striking  out on your own to develop a new report  one of the most powerful and helpful components of the  CSDW is the metadata site  Metadata is information about all of the data elements and can tella  user exactly what values are acceptable for a particular field  Metadata is available for each data  element in the CSDW includes the following  descriptions  table names  program name  data type   length  format  and valid values with descriptions if the descriptions are available  The link to the  metadata tables can be found here  http   www csdw metadata dhhs state nc us metadata asp       XPTR XTND    XPTR XTND is a report distribution system which contains many reports that are useful for case  management  Both systems are available for use and the same reports can be accessed from either  application  XPTR is mainframe based software that is still available to counties  and XTND is a  Windows based  full client version of the software  A web based interface  X NET  is also available  to users of XPTR or XTND  Regardless of which version you have  the following steps will help you  a
17. from multiple months to show the number of adults entering  employment by month over a year or for multiple years  Looking closely at the number of adults  entering employment in your Work First program can help you tailor your community partnerships  and work activities accordingly        Example  It will look like the following  lO  Entering  Employment     of Adults   AUG2012 16  JUL2012 16  JUN2012 22  3 MAY2012 26  5  H APR2012 29  E    MAR2012 18  FEB2012 30  JAN2012 28  DEC2011 33  JUL2008 JAN2009 JUL2009 JANZ2010 JUL20I0 JAN2011 JUL2011 Jango JUL2012 JAN2013 NOV2011 36  Monit 0CT2011 50  This graph created MOCTI2  Data last updated 1000 TI2 SEP2011 48             Similar Data Sources  This data is also available in Data Warehouse     Measure 4  Work First Customer Non Compliance with Child Support Enforcement    Definition  This report gives t the number of Work First recipients that are non compliant with  Child Support Enforcement requirements     Format  This report is available to be viewed as PDF     Location  The report for this measure can be found XPTR XTND  The report is located in the  following directory  DHR EJA  It is titled DHREJ NON COOP WITHOUT IVD SANC     Running the Report  There is nothing that is required to run this report except accessing it from the  above directory  You may which to view previous days by accessing the archive section  This report  is refreshed daily and each county has its own page  so you will want to scroll through until you
18. hose goals and support rigorous data analysis to inform decision   making  Through the information contained here  county leadership can produce salient analyses  that will push your organization to think about how the data that already exists within your system  can be used differently     The information contained below is designed to assist North Carolina   s County Departments of  Social Services   1  easily find data that is pertinent to decision making   2  understand how to  interpret those data reports in a way that can be more meaningful   3  build county capacity for  managing with a data driven practice    Based on your familiarity with reporting structures such as Client Services Data Warehouse  XPTR   the UNC School of Social Work  SSW  Management Assistance Website  and the statistics pages of  DSS and DMA  as well as data utilization  running reports  and analysis  you may choose to use a  portion of this toolkit that is most relevant to you  or work through it from beginning to end     This toolkit has been developed for all levels of county leadership  from DSS Boards  to Directors  to  managers and supervisors as well as staff with varying levels of data experience to provide support  from data collection to analyses and decision making     Sections    The toolkit that follows is laid out in easy to navigate sections  It begins with a set of frequently  asked questions so that staff have access to the answers to common questions about how to use the  toolkit
19. ific measure        Measure 2  Work First Participation Rates    Definition  There are two federal participation rates that states must meet  The requirements are  different for two parent and all parent participation rates and both rates are calculated monthly   States are required to achieve a 90 percent two parent participation rate and a 50 percent all family  participation rate  As implied  the all family participation rate includes both two parent and single  parent families     Format  Data is available from this report as either a table or a longitudinal line graph     Location  This data point is located at the UNC SSW Management Assistance website   http   ssw unc edu ma  No username or login is required to access this site     Running the Report  This report requires no inputs  just click on the link http   ssw unc edu ma  Then you will need to select your county  region  or the entire state  Both the two parent and all  parent rates are located separately in graphic form  but are in the table together called Work First  Experiences Report  On this website  the numerator and denominator are provided as well as both  participation rates as calculated by the NC Division of Social Services  The charts and graphs here  show the all family participation rates           Analysis  Federal work participation rates have a significant impact on the state and individual  counties  which may include fiscal sanctions for noncompliance  The number of individuals that  engage in 
20. in XPTR  but not as flexible or  good as those in XTND      Instructions for accessing and configuring XPTR for use can be found in the EIS User   s Manual   Section EIS 1061  found here   http   Ainfo dhhs state nc us olm manuals dma eis man Eis 1061 htm P32_913    Q  What if I don   t know how to use Data Warehouse or XPTR XTND   We have intentionally designed this toolkit for the novice user  understanding the inherent    confusion and complication created by CSDW and XPTR for those who do not use it on a regular  basis  We have created new  easy to use state reports as well as simplified existing ones  If you are    altogether unfamiliar with any of the data sources listed in this toolkit a brief description of how to  get started follows in the next chapter     Q  Where should I start     Users are encouraged to start anywhere they feel comfortable  This toolkit was designed for both  the first time user as well as to provide source locations for those with more advanced data and  analysis skills  Each measure is set forth in its own section so that users can utilize the table of  contents to easily find what is needed  Counties are encouraged  however  to advance to looking at  all of these reports  if even just once  to get aclear picture of where areas of concern exist in their  process     Q  What if I need help     If at any time you need assistance with any of the reports listed here  please contact the help desk  as specified by each report     1  For CSDW Questio
21. it allows the user to access hundreds of different data points  This data is accessed via state   sanctioned reports as well as user generated reports  The reports that are referenced in the    following sections are reports that have already been created for you  To begin using CSDW  follow  the below steps     Step 1  Open Internet Explorer and type in the following address  https   www csdw dhhs state nc us For comparable browsers  see the CSDW Project Repository  webpage  http   www csdw status dhhs state nc us           Step 2  Click the Log In button  The Log On to InfoView page displays     Step 3  Enter your User Name and Password and click the Log On button  The Business Objects  Home page is displayed  If you do not have a CSDW username and login  please contact your  local security officer  this is often the same person who provided your NCFAST EIS login      In general  navigation and the user interface in CSDW  also known as Business Objects XI InfoView   are similar to that in Microsoft Windows Explorer and Microsoft Word  folders can be expanded  and collapsed through a click of a mouse  documents and options selected with a click  and  documents built through dragging and dropping of desired criteria into the appropriate area  Other  features include shortcut menus that display upon left clicks of the mouse and the use of the Shift  and Control keys while using the mouse to select multiple items     For ease of access  the reports listed in this toolkit have b
22. ly entered the program during Quarter 1 of 2011 are tracked as a group over time  The  group of clients being tracked is large enough to be statistically significant  which means that the  results can be reliably generalized to the entire population  Length of time receiving Work First is  indicative of whether clients are in a temporary crisis or are in need of long term assistance  This  raw data can help counties better understand which category their caseload falls in and identify  alternative options to support Work First recipients and hopefully shorten their length of time  receiving benefits     Example     100 0   90 00   80 00   70 00   60 0     50 0     Percent of Cases    40 00     30 0     20 00     10 00        0 00                    200804      201001      201002  Y20101 Y20102    201201 Y20202    Y20003  Y20103  Y20203               201004      Y20104             0 100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00   1 100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00  100 00   2 66 67  88 89  61 90  55 56  76 67  76 67  73 33  81 82  85 71  75 00  70 59  77 27   3 41 67  74 07  42 86  22 22  46 67  70 00  70 00  66 67  65 71  50 00  6471  63 64   4 41 67  70 37  38 10  22 22  46 67  53 33  66 67  54 55  57 14  46 43  55 88  45 45   5 33 33  66 67  28 57  18 52  36 67  46 67  43 33  45 45  45 71  39 29  41 18  2273   6 25 00  59 26  28 57  11 11  36 67  43 33  36 67  39 39  31 43
23. ns  please email data warehouse support at  csdwsupport dhhs nc gov   They can also be reached by phone at 919 855 3200  option 2     2  For UNC CH SSW comments  please contact dfduncan email unc edu or the NC DSS  Performance Management Reporting and Evaluation Management Section  PM REM  at  919 527 6260        3  For questions about your RACF ID for XPTR  please contact your local security officer  For  questions please reference the EIS User   s manual or PM REM Section     4  For all other data questions  please contact your local program representative and or  PM REM     USING THE DATA SOURCES       The measures described in this report are derived from four main data sources  The University of  North Carolina   Chapel Hill  School of Social Work   s Management Assistance page  the DHHS Client  Services Data Warehouse  XPTR XTND  and statistics that are published on DHHS Division  websites  The information that is detailed below should provide  for even the most novice user   step by step instructions for getting into each system so that the individual reports can be accessed  with ease     University of North Carolina     Chapel Hill  School of Social Work    The UNC SSW website contains data extracted from State legacy systems and the DHHS Client  Services Data Warehouse and is provided by the Jordan Institute for Families  as part of UNC CH  School of Social Work  For optimal viewing of their website  please use Internet Explorer 7  or  higher  or Mozilla Firefox  Th
24. re looking for the establishments  The  format for this value is YYYYMM  Scrolling to the bottom of the list will give you the latest  month  Double click that month to set it as your value    2  First day of report month   This is the first day of the report month you have entered in the  report month section  The format for this value is DD MM YYYY    3  Last day of report month   This is the last day of the report month you have entered in the  report month section  The format for this value is DD MM YYYY    4  County name   This is the name of your county or the county for which you would like to  pull data     Analysis  Running this report can give a county many valuable items of information including   e Total dollar amount of claims outstanding  e The ability to sort by claim establishment date to identify both older and newer outstanding  claims  e Data on program types of claims for reporting    Totals have also been made available by program type     Example        _  000000 07 20  06 05 2 11111       Similar Data Sources  This data is not available via an alternative source        Measure 8  Program Integrity Referrals    Definition  This report gives you the count of how many referrals were made to Program Integrity  staff during the specified report month as well as the status of those referrals     Format  This report is available as a table and can be downloaded into Excel     Location  This report can be found in the CSDW in the WSS folder  It is called EPICS 
25. s also helpful to give to new supervisors so that they may become familiar with some of  the data points they need to manage     Q  Do I need any special access or equipment  Yes  there are special requirements for Client  Services Data Warehouse  CSDW   many of which are the same as are required for running NCFAST     Operating Systems  1  Windows 2000 SP4  2  Windows XP SP1 or SP2    Internet Browsers   1  Internet Explorer 6 0 SP1 or SP2  2  Internet Explorer 7 0   3  FireFox 2 0 0 6    Sun Java JRE  1  Java Runtime Environment  JRE  1 6 0_41  does not support 1 7 0_xx    to check to see if you have the correct version of Java  click here  Getting Started     There is also special access that is needed if you are running XTND and or XPTR You must have  access to XPTR  the mainframe application  via a RACF ID  which is obtained from your local  security officer  before you can use XTND  the Windows based  full client version   Once you have  access to XPTR  you put can download and install XTND from the System ware website  You must  have a RACF ID to get to the website  Once you download  install  and configure XTND  you can  access reports in XPTR via the Windows interface  XTND provides the ability to create formats and  queries so you can download reports or customized reports in Excel format  You can also access  X NET from the Systemware website  which is a browser based interface to XPTR  Again  you must  have a RACF ID  X NET provides download options not available 
26. s either a table or a graphic     Location  This data point is located at the UNC SSW Management Assistance website   http   ssw unc edu ma  No username or login is required to access this site        Running the Report  This report requires no inputs  just click on the link     Analysis  This data is presented in the form of a cohort analysis  which is a longitudinal analysis that  tracks clients that initially entered the Work First during the same quarter  For example  all clients  who initially entered the program during Quarter 1 of 2011 are tracked as a group over time  The  group of clients being tracked is large enough to be statistically significant  which means that the  results can be reliably generalized to the entire population     Clients reenter Work First for a variety of reasons  many of which counties can work to address by  strengthening local operations  This rate is an indicator of strengths or opportunities related to the  effectiveness of work requirements and activities or overall case management  For example  if a  county   s reentry rate is significantly above or below the state average  which is what this data  includes   the county can draw conclusions about the strength of its efforts to move clients off of  Work First and into self sufficiency     Example  The table below is one way that the data can be viewed  In that example  the county can  see that  of the cohort that came onto Work First during the fourth quarter of 2009  that 29 13   have r
27. ta  a  Wait times to get resolution  b  Average call length  c  Number of calls per task  d  Number of hand offs per task  e  Reasons for calling  Lobby data  a  Lobby wait times  b  Reasons for visit  c  Average interaction length  Percentage of mail returned  Percentage of applications taken by partner organizations  Direct client feedback  Child care subsidy participants who are    deemed    through FNS participation  Certification periods aligned    
28. work activities is a direct result of the county   s case management and preparation  This  measure can help a county better understand the effectiveness of its work readiness activities     Example  The below example details the rates as they are available in the Work First Experiences  Report  As you can see it includes far more than just the participation rates        WF Experiences Report for North Carolina  Monthly Data        Cases ie  Leaving ne m Clients Clients  WF 12 Previ Providi with Completing Clients  All Families All Families All Families Two Parent Two Parent Two Parent Adults months EA ide i Hours 75  of c HA  Month Participation Participation Participation Participation Participation Participation Entering ago Pee Assit on Scheduled Scheduled pe ate  saa Rate Rate Rate  Goal Rate Rate Rate  Goal Employment because n  a ape in EPIS  At Hours in pide a   Numerator   Denominator  50    Numerator   Denominator  90   anaa learns  S nana e least 1 at Least e  Off WF for Cases  Activities  income Completed One    Work for z  is too Hour  Activity  high 12 mos     of Cases        AUG2012 2452 4604 53 26  118 178 66 29  357 258 202 442 5736 5196 4390    JUL2012 2374 4456 53 28  112 164 68 29  413 262 202 612 5584 4972 4179    JUN2012 2344 4453 52 64  120 186 64 52  360 234 179 531 5632 4989 4199    MAY2012 2493 4554 54 74  111 178 62 36  491 197 141 526 5675 5112 4291    APR2012 2508 4570 54 88  139 191 72 77  542 211 173 463 5622 5008 4241    MAR2012 2566 4580 56 03
29. y clicking on that report  you will be notified    that it has been archived  in which case it will be restored for you  This restoration process takes 2   5 minutes  on average     DHHS Statistics Pages    NCDHHS offers a significant amount of useful data on the individual webpages of two of its primary  divisions  Department of Social Services  DSS  and Division of Medical Assistance  DMA   Both of  these sites provide a significant amount of information that is not easily found elsewhere  For  optimal viewing of their website  please use Internet Explorer 7  or higher  or Mozilla Firefox  The  website can be access with a simple internet connection and requires no special user permissions  or log in     The primary address for the DSS statistics page is http   www ncdhhs gov dss stats index htm  This page includes information for two Work Support programs  Food and Nutrition Services and  Work First  Selecting either of those two links at the top of the main page will take you to separate  pages that list all of the available data        The primary address for the DMA statistics page is http   www ncdhhs gov dma pub   This page gives detailed reports on Medicaid data        Measure 1  Re Entry Rate of Clients into Work First    Definition  This measure describes the rate at which clients who have left the Work First program  re enter the program by cohort  This data is available for all Work First cases and child only cases     Format  Data is available from this report a
    
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