Outcomes-Driven Clinical Management and Supervisory Practices with Youth with Severe Emotional Disturbance

Abstract

Data-informed and outcomes-oriented administrative practices are critical for achieving positive consumer results. This article describes a model for program managers and clinical supervisors that utilized a proactive, strengths-based approach, which was supported by a “real-time” outcome management system. Key factors critical to implementing and sustaining data-driven practices are presented.

Keywords:

• administration
• CAFAS
• children and adolescents
• outcomes
• outcomes management
• social work
• technology

Acknowledgments

The authors acknowledge the resources made available to the providers in Michigan through the Department of Community Health.