Nonprofit Basics Series: Data Management, Choosing What Works

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Session Description:

In session 1, Data Inventories and Mapping, participants will explore the available data management systems for tracking Peer Recovery Support Services and ways to collect, process, govern, share, and analyze the data collected. Participants will create a recovery asset and resource map with data sources for their organization. In session 2, participants will learn about the importance of data collection in RCOs and how to choose a ‘right-sized’ approach and system for their organization.

Learning Objectives:

• Discuss examples of how data is collected in recovery organizations
• Create a recovery asset and resource map outlining commonly used recovery assets and resources to identify where data lives
• Understand how to use data inventories to select the right sized data management system
• Review current data management systems strengths and deficiencies
• Select data management system that will facilitate better reporting and decision-making with accurate and accessible data
• Describe how to utilize data for sharing, governance, and sustainability

Facilitators: Bethany Fatupaito, MPH & Allyson Kelley, DrPH

Dates:

• April 11th
• April 25th

Register once to attend both sessions.