Agency integration, 2016

Coordination, 2014

  • Uses for coordination
  • Does not use for coordination
  • Data sharing

    Facilitated through the use of statewide information systems allowing for consistent data sharing between systems.

  • Committees or advisory groups

    Multidisciplinary groups that often have regularly scheduled meetings to brainstorm ways to improve systems integration.

  • Formal interagency MOUs

    Collaborative agreements to guide systems integration efforts

  • Informal interagency agreements

    Commonly based on historical practice, mutual trust, and recognition of the need to collaborate in order to serve dual-status youth.

  • Statute and/or rules

    Rules that mandate systems integration efforts

Summary

In Georgia, live data sharing occurs between Juvenile Courts, the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services as well as the Department of Education through collaborative funding agreements and formal and informal inter-agency activity. There are also examples of data sharing and coordination for dual status youth at the local level in Georgia.

Dual status cases are identified at the local level through routine identification of dual status youth at intake. The sharing of case planning information between systems occur in local jurisdictions to coordinate case management for dual status youth. No information was available on court coordination for dual status cases. Local judges can see in real time a wealth of case level information on the youth.

Newton and Fulton counties in Georgia are Robert F. Kennedy Children's Action Corp Demonstration Sites. The jurisdiction has benefited from ongoing RFK consulting. The case coordination procedures focus on information sharing protocols.

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