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Supervising with the CANS: Integrating the CANS into the Fabric of Your Supervisory Processes Nancy L. Moore, LISW Ann Klein, MA Hamilton Choices, LLC; Cincinnati, Ohio CANS Conference 2010

Supervising with the CANS: Integrating the CANS into the Fabric of Your Supervisory Processes Nancy L. Moore, LISW Ann Klein, MA Hamilton Choices, LLC;

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Supervising with the CANS: Integrating the CANS into

the Fabric of Your Supervisory Processes

Nancy L. Moore, LISWAnn Klein, MA

Hamilton Choices, LLC; Cincinnati, Ohio

CANS Conference 2010

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Discussion Questions• What is your favorite thing about the

CANS?

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Training Agenda/Goals

• Increase understanding of how the CANS can be used by supervisors to improve outcomes for children and families

• Develop specific skills for utilizing the CANS to:– Improve treatment decisions– Match treatment with needs and strengths– Improve level of care decisions– Inform Discharge Planning– Measure/ Discuss Progress– Increase communication with the team– Review treatment plans and crisis plans

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3 Uses of the Tool

•Decision Support (as related to treatment planning)

Ensures clinically appropriate decisions are made consistently in the service delivery process.

•Quality Improvement Activities Ensures that potentially effective interventions are provided

when needed: needs are assessed accurately and delivered timely.

•Outcomes Monitoring Informs clinicians, administrators and evaluators about the

impact of the intervention.

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• When I know the actual need I can be more creative in utilizing the strengths to meet the needs and empower the youth and families we serve.

• I become the detective looking for clues and I begin to learn the real needs and have concrete facts to work with.

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Decision Support

• Improve treatment decisions• Match treatment with needs and

strengths• Improve level of care decisions• Inform Discharge Planning

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How can/do we use the CANS to…

• …Improve treatment decisions?

• …Match Treatment Needs and Strengths

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How can/do we use the CANS to…

• …improve Level of Care decisions

• How do we make level of care decisions?

• How can the CANS help with that?• Algorithms

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How do algorithms fit into Team decision making?

• What it shouldn’t look like – – Rules for placing kids.– A directive

• Use as managers to help in clinical supervision

• Managers train staff how to use the data with teams.

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How can/do we use the CANS to…

• …inform Discharge Planning

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Quality Improvement Activities

• Review treatment plans and crisis plans

• Increase communication with the team

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How can/do we use the CANS to…

• …Review Treatment Plans and Crisis Plans

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How can/do we use the CANS to…

• …increase communication with teams?!

• What is currently happening?

• How can we improve?

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Outcomes Monitoring

• Measure/ Discuss Progress

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How can/do we use the CANS to…

• …Measure/Discuss Progress

• In supervision discuss improvements/step-down, etc. Look and use the CANS for discussion.

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Breaking down barriers

• Time • Reassessment• Other barriers…

• What are ways to work with staff as they work with families to overcome the barriers of the tool and make it more useful?

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Use of Data In Supervision: Client Level over time

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Use of Data In Supervision: Care Coordinator Level over time

Add dashboard CEO report

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Use of Data In Supervision: Care Coordinator Level over time

Add dashboard CEO report

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Data-Based Decision-Making Data-Based Decision-Making LoopLoop

for Managing Day to Day Operationsfor Managing Day to Day Operations

Collect data

Issue arises or question identified

Analyze data

Identify data needs

Share the results in the appropriate manner with the appropriate people

Use the information to modify, improve, and maintain operations

Necessary data

not available

Necess

ary data

availa

ble

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For additional information contact:

Nancy MooreTraining Coordinator

[email protected]

Ann KleinDirector of Outcomes and Evaluation

[email protected]

Hamilton Choices/ Choices Incwww.ChoicesTeam.org

513/765-5500