The Integrated Data System Approach: A Vehicle to More Effective and Efficient Data-Driven Solutions in Government

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School of Social Policy and Practice::Departmental Papers (SPP)
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Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Urban Studies and Planning
Urban, Community and Regional Planning
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Integrated Administrative Databases and Community Indicator Systems
public administration
integrated data systems
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2017
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Fantuzzo, John
Henderson, Cassandra
Coe, Kristen
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The IDS approach introduced in this paper is derived from the careful study of the best practices of fully-functioning integrated data systems that are part of the Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy Network. The purpose of this paper is threefold: First, it will present the conceptual framework for the IDS approach, describing how the IDS approach incorporates heuristic concepts from the major recent reform movements in public administration: performance management, continuous quality improvement, and evidence-based policymaking. Second, it will detail how these core features of the IDS approach are used to build a sustainable infrastructure to support a fully-functioning IDS for state and local government. Finally, the paper will illustrate how the IDS approach can be used as an effective and efficient vehicle to data-driven solutions through a close look at a single inquiry cycle and an overview of the larger systematic and iterative social problem-solving process within government.

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2017
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Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy
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