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Information Systems in OH Information Systems in OH
Best
Practice on Information Management
Ohio,
April 2002
Project Description:
On October 1, 2001, Ohio
implemented the Ombudsman Documentation & Information System for Ohio
(ODIS-Ohio).
ODIS-Ohio is a web-based system
with a centralized database residing on a server at the State Ombudsman office.
Regional and state staff use the system for contemporaneous documentation
of activities. The system has
several standard reports that are used for NORS, regional program reports to
their Area Agencies on Aging, program quality assurance, identification of
trends, outcome measurement, and advocacy.
ODIS allows us to track activities on particular issues, such as
legislation, for an easy review of practice.
Project Impact:
Goals Accomplished:
Improved ombudsman practice
Improved documentation
Streamlined reporting
Data collection for outcome
measurement
Improved ombudsman practice and
documentation and increased efficiency are the major benefits of the system.
Contact Person: Beverley
Laubert
State: Ohio
Phone Number 614-644-7922
Fax 614-644-5201
E-mail: blaubert@age.state.oh.us
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