Accurate information can lead to fresh insights on problems like homelessness, substance use, and aging. However, if your organization oversees multiple programs or services,
collecting accurate data can be a challenge.
The Crisis Response Network (CRN) in Arizona has met that challenge. Last year, they became the first organization to reach 100% data integrity in the nationally recognized Built for Zero project.
CRN manages a broad provider network in the Maricopa County continuum of care (CoC). We asked Tyler Rosensteel, CRN's Director of their Homeless Management Information System (HMIS), about his approach to maintaining data integrity across such a diverse range of service providers.
Tyler offers five leadership essentials that can help any CBO lock in a consistent data collection process.
Read the blog.
