Strengthening Child Safety and Well-Being Through Integrated Data Solutions

Chapter 1 Introduction and Volume Overview

Chapter 2 How the AFCARS and NCANDS Can Provide Insight into Linked Administrative Data

Chapter 3 The Use of Birth Records to Study Child Abuse and Neglect

Chapter 4 Going Beyond Where You Live: Innovative Uses for Spatial Data Using Linked Child Welfare Datasets

Chapter 5 Leveraging Harmonized Multi-System Administrative Data to Examine Experiences and Outcomes for Child Protective Services-Involved Children, Youth, and Families

Chapter 6 Too Much, Too Little, or Just Right? How Integrated Data Helps Identify Impact and Opportunity

Chapter 7 Integrating Child Welfare and Medicaid Data to Identify and Predict Superutilization of Services for Youth in Foster Care

Chapter 8 Improving Child Welfare Practice Through Predictive Risk Modeling: Lessons from the Field

Chapter 9 Diverse Perspectives on the Promise and Challenge of Child Welfare Data Integration: Panel Discussions from the Practice and Research Communities