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REPORTS: Service Counts Edited

Recently we heard that the Service Counts report was possibly not reporting correctly. It was more about having an expectation of how it will report versus what it was actually reporting. So the questions are, “Why is it reporting this way?” and “Should it?” The issue: The report for Quarter 1 and Quarter 2 was

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No request too small

We received a request through our Help FAQ system recently: Question : I was entering a secondary language, however, when entering in the language I was unable to enter a special character.  The language is S’klallam, which uses an apostrophe.  Can this issue be corrected to honor and respect all languages.  Thank you! Special characters

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APR: Calculating the 90 day deadline for new families and children

On a previous post announcing the updated APR, it was noted that “Newly enrolled” is defined by the very first Personal Visit Record (PVR) falling inside the reporting period – items II2 and II12. This first private contact determines the 90 day compliance timeline for family centered assessments and completed screenings. There has been some

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Latest Improvements and Fixes

Tobacco and Contraception Use questions on the PAT PVR “Did not ask” was added as the default selection for each of these questions. Therefore when saving the PVR, there will be no entries added to the Health Info section for Tobacco and Contraception Use if the answer remains “Did not ask”. Since there are 2

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Updated Reports: APR, PMR, Screening and Family Assessment

The APR, PMR, Screening Compliance – new enrolls and Family Assessment Compliance reports have been updated. Here are the key updates for each. APR Children with “Current Education Status” marked as “Kindergarten” will be excluded from items II.11 and II12 and all items related to them. Important – When completing your final APR report, remind your

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