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Re: Looking for case management software



Kathy
	Most CWLA conferences have an exhibit area with vendors. You might
check out 
	http://www.compu-care.net/
or
	http://www.1careplace.com/
Also, post your message to the HUSITA list where about 400 human service
Info Tech professionals participate.  See
http://www2.uta.edu/cussn/#cussnet for directions to subscribe.

	Or attend the HUSITA International conference in Charleston, Sep
12-16.  For details and a list of presenters, see
http://www2.uta.edu/cussn/husita/husita6.htm

-- 
Dick Schoech <mailto:schoech@uta.edu>
U of TX at Arlington
Box 19129, 211 S. Cooper, Arl TX 76019-0129
http://www.uta.edu/cussn/
HUSITA6 12-16 Sep 2001 (http://husita.org)



> Kathy Kendrick wrote:
> 
> Good afternoon everyone,
> 
> As a new member of this listserv, I first would like to thank each of
> you for the valuable information I have received thus far. You guys
> have an incredible amount of knowledge/ expertise and I appreciate the
> opportunity to learn as much as I can.
> 
> With this aside, I am currently working on a small research project in
> locating a good case management software package suitable for case
> managers working in the fields of child abuse, family self
> sufficiency, job readiness, family support/preservation
> services, in-home counseling, etc. The agency I work is a non-profit
> community based organization that provides home- and center- based
> child abuse prevention and early intervention services to very
> low-income families.  As the agency continues to grow (both in
> staffing and array of services), we are in the initial stages of
> researching case management software that could be useful for our case
> managers (and administrative staff) and easily integrated within the
> agency's infrastructure.  I've conducted some preliminary research on
> the net, and thus far the software I've located is heavily
> concentrated in the area of healthcare manage care.
> 
> Do any of you know of good case management software we could further
> research?  In addition, we would like to better understand how case
> management software could be beneficial to the client, the case
> manager, and to the agency as a whole.
> 
> Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated.
> 
> Kathy
>