Administrative Data in Child Welfare Evaluations: Using Administrative Data to Understand Populations and Measure Outcomes

Child Welfare Data

2022

11-50 pages

Laura Packard Tucker and Xiaomeng Zhou

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Helps child welfare administrators and evaluators use administrative data to understand populations served by child welfare programs and measure outcomes to assess program effectiveness.

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