National Human Services Data Consortium

2010 Spring Conference, Nashville, Tennessee

On the Horizon: Expanding the Uses of Human Services Data Systems

 

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(registration deadline April 15th)

 

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Welcome

 

The National Human Services Data Consortium (NHSDC) is the membership organization focused on developing effective leadership for the best use of information technology to manage human services.

 

NHSDC provides information, assistance, peer to peer education and lifelong learning to its membership and other interested parties in the articulation, planning, implementation and continuous operation of technology initiatives to collect, aggregate, analyze and present information regarding the provision of human services.

 

NHSDC Initiatives

In 2009 NHSDC launched the following six leadership initiatives:

  • Community Advocacy Regarding Homelessness and Housing
  • Public Policy Advocacy
  • Homeless Management Information Systems
  • Data Interoperability
  • Healthcare
  • Disaster Services

For more information on purpose, vision, and goals please visit the Initiatives page. If interested in further details or joining the work of one or more of the initiatives, please contact us at: info@nhsdc.org.

 

2010 Spring NHSDC Conference

"On the Horizon: Expanding the Uses of Human Services Data Systems"
April 29th and 30th, Nashville, Tennessee - Save the Date!

 

NHSDCs Spring Conference Highlights:

  • Opportunities to network and share ideas with other human service providers and human service management information system owners/implementers
  • Find out how other communities are using technology and data to improve service delivery to clients
  • Leave with the know how to actually implement needed change

 

Call for Conference Session Proposals

The National Human Services Data Consortium (NHSDC) invites your proposals for concurrent breakout sessions for the 2010 Spring Conference in Nashville, Tennessee on April 29th and 30th. NHSDC is the national organization of communities that have implemented collaborative human services management information systems. The deadline for submissions is March 1, 2010. Call for Proposal

 

Register for the Spring 2010 NHSDC Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. The conference sessions will be announced in the middle of March and the agenda will be released at the end of March.

 

Attendance at our Spring conference gives you membership to NHSDC and access to "members only" content on this website. Once you have logged in, you can access current and past conference materials from the member's homepage. If you are a new member and have not received your account information, please email us at conference@NHSDC.org.

 

Previous NHSDC Audio Conference

“Timing and Procedures for HPRP Reporting”
Date: June 18, 2009, 2:00 – 3:30 PM EST

 

For presentation materials and information, please visit our events page!

 

Latest News

Harvard University's Government Innovators Network. NHSDC is excited to present the latest news and documents from Harvard University's Government Innovators Network, a portal of ideas and government innovations for policy makers, policy advisors, and practitioners. Please visit NHSDC's Latest News.

 

Learn about HUD's landmark Annual Homeless Assessment Report directly from the Abt Associate Research Team.

NHSDC is excited to present you with an interesting look at the ins and outs of this important research that allows the country to understand homelessness in a new, more comprehensive way. The AHAR is HUD's first release of data in over 20 years on the scope of homelessness in America.

 

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