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Wednesday, November 28 • 3:30pm - 5:00pm
E-33 - Moving Beyond Widgets: Using Evaluation Methods for Program Monitoring and Outcomes in HIV Care

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The AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) oversees the Northeastern Illinois HIV/AIDS case management cooperative and HIV housing services. We customized a client level social services database (ClientTrack) currently used by 253 user and 37 agencies. In July 2008, AFC established an evaluation and data services department to assist program staff and improve performance monitoring and evaluation capacity at the system, agency and client level. This workshop will: 1) describe the organizational structure and processes used for program monitoring; 2) identify staffing and resource allocations needed to develop and maintain the system; 3) illustrate quality improvement tools developed and used to streamline the monitoring and improve data quality; 4) describe the challenges encountered through the process and 5) offer recommendations that can implement within agencies.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify the key steps in developing and implementing system-level databases for program monitoring and evaluation.
  • Describe three quality improvement tools used for monitoring and evaluation activities.
  • Identify the opportunities and challenges in establishing effective working relationships between data managers, evaluators, administrators and case managers.

Speakers
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Alicia Bunton

Director of Care and QI, AIDS Foundation of Chicago
Ms. Bunton is the Director of Care and Quality Improvement for the AIDS Foundation of Chicago. Ms. Bunton holds undergraduate degrees in English and communication arts from Villanova University. She completed graduate studies in communication arts at the University of Illinois. Prior... Read More →
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Tomas Soto

Director of Research, Evaluation and Data Services, AIDS Foundation of Chicago
Tomas Soto, Ph.D., MPH Dr. Soto is the Director of Research, Evaluation and Data Services for the AIDS Foundation of Chicago. He holds a Ph.D. in Clinical/Community Psychology from DePaul University and a Masters in Public Health from the John Hopkins School of Public Health. Prior... Read More →


Wednesday November 28, 2012 3:30pm - 5:00pm EST
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