| Notes |
This grant to the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy and Practice funds the second phase of the Intelligence for Social Policy initiative: continuing to develop the field of integrated data systems (IDS) and demonstrating how administrative data can contribute to improved decision making for both policy and practice. Building upon the Foundation-funded first phase - which tested the viability and utility of establishing a network of effective state or local IDS - Dennis Culhane and colleagues now will establish standards of practice, showcasing the value of IDS research to provide social benefits, and positioning the initiative for future sustainability. |