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How can Case Managers use data to solve problems?

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Data is everywhere, and it can be a powerful tool for case managers who want to improve their problem solving skills. Data can help case managers identify patterns, trends, gaps, and opportunities in their work, and use evidence-based strategies to address them. In this article, we will explore how case managers can use data to solve problems in six steps: define the problem, collect the data, analyze the data, generate solutions, implement solutions, and evaluate outcomes.

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Olayide Adetunji

Professor at Federal University Of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Fellow of Nigerian corrosion association, October,2021
Jennifer Okeke

Data Analyst || SQL || Spreadsheets || BI || Python

1 Define the problem

The first step in using data to solve problems is to define the problem clearly and specifically. What is the issue or challenge that you want to address? Who is affected by it and how? What are the goals and objectives that you want to achieve? By defining the problem, you can narrow down the scope and focus of your data collection and analysis, and avoid wasting time and resources on irrelevant or misleading information.

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Olayide Adetunji

Professor at Federal University Of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Fellow of Nigerian corrosion association, October,2021
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By analysing data, solution to any problem can be security through findings, interpolation and predictive models. Knowledge of data science is spreading with number of software packages in the area which can be studied and adapted

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Alexander Andréson

Empowering Formerly Incarcerated Individuals with Financial Security ?? | FAIR Case Manager at Disability Rights Louisiana | Loose-leaf Tea Enthusiast ??
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To effectively use data in problem-solving, start by clearly identifying the specific challenge you're facing. This could be anything from mental health management to substance abuse. Determine who is affected and in what ways, considering both direct and indirect impacts on individuals, families, and the community. By defining the problem clearly, you focus your data collection and analysis efforts on the most relevant areas. This approach helps in avoiding the collection of unnecessary or irrelevant data, ensuring that your resources are utilized efficiently in creating meaningful, data-driven solutions.

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2 Collect the data

The next step is to collect the data that is relevant and reliable for your problem. Data can come from various sources, such as client records, surveys, interviews, observations, reports, or databases. You need to decide what type of data you need, how much data you need, how to access the data, and how to store and organize the data. You also need to ensure that the data is accurate, consistent, and ethical, and that you follow the privacy and confidentiality rules of your organization and profession.

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Jennifer Okeke

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Cleaning the data should also be an integral step before proceeding to data analysis You wouldn’t want skewed results leading to misleading insights which could lead to some actions but might not be effective enough or at all given the use case. Ensure you Clean your data first! The cleanliness of your data is dependent on the use case so study the problem and objective of the analysis well and also have good standing on the domain knowledge.

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3 Analyze the data

Once you have collected the data, you need to analyze it to find patterns, trends, gaps, and opportunities that relate to your problem. You can use different methods and tools to analyze the data, depending on the type and amount of data you have. For example, you can use descriptive statistics, charts, graphs, tables, or dashboards to summarize and visualize the data. You can also use inferential statistics, tests, models, or algorithms to compare and contrast the data, and to identify causal relationships or correlations.

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4 Generate solutions

Based on the results of your data analysis, you can generate possible solutions to your problem. You can use various techniques to brainstorm and evaluate solutions, such as SWOT analysis, pros and cons lists, decision matrices, or scoring systems. You should consider the feasibility, effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability of each solution, and how it aligns with your goals and objectives. You should also involve your clients, stakeholders, and colleagues in the solution generation process, and seek their feedback and input.

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5 Implement solutions

After you have selected the best solution for your problem, you need to implement it in a planned and systematic way. You need to define the roles and responsibilities of each person involved in the solution implementation, and communicate clearly and regularly with them. You also need to establish a timeline, budget, and resources for the solution implementation, and monitor and document the progress and challenges along the way. You should also anticipate and mitigate any risks or barriers that might affect the solution implementation.

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6 Evaluate outcomes

The final step in using data to solve problems is to evaluate the outcomes of your solution implementation. You need to measure and compare the results of your solution with the baseline data that you collected before the solution implementation, and with the goals and objectives that you defined at the beginning. You need to assess the impact, effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability of your solution, and identify the strengths and weaknesses of your solution. You also need to report and share your findings and recommendations with your clients, stakeholders, and colleagues, and celebrate your achievements and learn from your mistakes.

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Alexander Andréson

Empowering Formerly Incarcerated Individuals with Financial Security ?? | FAIR Case Manager at Disability Rights Louisiana | Loose-leaf Tea Enthusiast ??
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It is important to incorporate both internal and external reviews in evaluating outcomes. An outside evaluator provides an objective analysis, crucial for measuring the effectiveness and efficiency of our solutions against our initial goals and baseline data. Their unbiased perspective helps identify strengths and weaknesses that might not be evident internally. An internal review allows for a deeper understanding of the project's nuances and immediate impact. It fosters a sense of accountability and continuous improvement within the team. The dual review process ensures transparency and credibility in reporting findings to clients, stakeholders, and colleagues, enhancing the overall impact and sustainability of our solutions.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Data can be helpful when you are exploring solutions. But it depends. Here is the flawed part of the data; it doesn't give you what is causing the spike in numbers. If you are in behavioral health, here is what needs to be checked: The underlying cause of Spike and any other related issues causing the increase in the numbers. Case management is composed of investigative. If you want to prevent the rise in statistics, then it warrants an investigation.

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