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Promising Practices in Children’s Mental Health Systems of Care - 2000 Series 4 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 99 APPENDIX A–TECHNIQUES IN DESIGNING EVALUATION REPORTS ...................... 103 APPENDIX B–EVALUATION REPORT SAMPLES ........................................................... 109 Volume II: Using Evaluation Data
LIST OF EXHIBITS Promising Practices in Children’s Mental Health Systems of Care - 2000 Series Exhibit I-1: Major Characteristics of Promising Practices Sites ................................................... 22 Exhibit I-2: Array of Evaluation Products ................................................................................... 25 Exhibit I-3: Techniques to Establish an Evaluation Culture .......................................................... 26 Exhibit II-1: Schematic for Logic Modeling ................................................................................ 31 Exhibit III-1: Cross Agency Matrix of Evaluation Data ............................................................... 43 Exhibit III-2: Precision of Fit Delivery System of MISC ............................................................. 48 Exhibit III-3: Santa Barbara County’s Multiagency System of Care (MISC) Achenbach Feedback Report ................................................................................................................... 55 Exhibit III-4: Feedback Loop in Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Children’s Services ................................................................................................................ 56 Exhibit III-5: Communication Cycle in the Vermont System of Care ........................................... 57 Exhibit III-6: Access Feedback Report Card............................................................................. 57 Exhibit IV-1: Excerpt from Evaluation Report of the Community Wraparound Initiative .......... 62 Exhibit IV-2: Excerpt from Operationalized Objectives in Bennington Region, Vermont .............. 65 Exhibit IV-3: KanFocus’ System of Care Ratings Over Four Years ........................................... 68 Exhibit IV-4: Analysis of Risk Factors ....................................................................................... 72 Exhibit IV-5: Improver/Deprover Data Analysis ........................................................................ 72 Exhibit IV-6: Mean CBCL Change Scores as a Function of Service Costs in Stark County ........ 75 Exhibit IV-7: CAFAS Score Changes and Receipt of Home-based Services .............................. 75 Exhibit IV-8: Decreases in Hospitalizations for Wings’ Participants ............................................ 81 Exhibit IV-9: Representative Time Study of Case Manager’s Services in Wings .......................... 81 Exhibit A-1: Group Home Expenditures in California and Santa Barbara County’s Multiagency Integrated System of Care (MISC) ..................................................................................... 105 Exhibit A-2: K’e Project: Navajo Traditional Assessment ......................................................... 105 Exhibit A-3: National Evaluation Data of the Children’s Mental Health Services Program: Residual Placement, 1998 ..................................................................................................................... 105 Volume II: Using Evaluation Data 5
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