The following training resources provide guidance to new users about the Data Exchange web-based portal.
The following resources provide technical guidance for the Data Exchange.
For general enquiries or assistance with developer and IT support.
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The purpose of this webinar is to provide a practical walkthrough of the CHSP Organisation Overview report to assist you in navigating the report yourself, seeing your data for data quality reasons and capturing that information for your own reporting purposes.
This report demonstrates the Standard Client Outcomes Reporting (SCORE) assessments being reported by organisations.
This fact sheet discusses what community SCORE is and the importance of recording Community SCORE.
This report combines a number of publically available population-level datasets to show a picture of the community you select based on location.
What an outlet is, how to manage your outlets, and how to manually update program activity start and end dates.
This module will discuss how to create and manage outlets. In the Data Exchange an outlet is defined as: "the location from where a service is primarily being delivered."
This webinar provides an introduction to the Data Exchange, the priority requirements and partnership approach data items.
This session will provide you with the basic principles of what program outcomes are, including why they are important.
Benchmarking under the Data Exchange Framework: Discussion paper’ and the Department of Social Services’ responses to feedback.
Outlines the main concepts that inform the two-way focus on more efficient ways of collecting data.
Main operational manual for users of the Data Exchange.
This video will provide information on the self-service Data Exchange reports. What the reports are and how organisations use them.
A snapshot of the Data Exchange as of January 2021.
This session will provide you with an insight into some of the factors to consider when measuring and recording outcomes.
One page outlining the process for developing benchmarking in Data Exchange.
This webinar provides information on the foundations of poor and good quality data along with the current process to request the system be re-opened after the close off date.
In all of the reports, there are a number of functions which can change how the reports look. This can be useful when building a story or to help make analysing data easier. These changes can be applied to any visualisation in Qlik including graphs, charts and tables.
A story will need to be exported before it can be printed or played outside of the Data Exchange application.
Data Exchange reports allow you to filter data by selecting items from the available objects on the report sheet.
This module will discuss how to find an existing case.
This module will discuss how to find out more information on client records.
Information on updating cases, finding a case, search area fields, results section, and ending a case.
Information on updating cases, finding a case, search area fields, results section, and ending a case.
Find and edit a client.