Making use of integrated data: State examples of how ECIDS data can inform policies and practices

Description:

This webinar examines ways in which stakeholders can use available data through their state Early Childhood Integrated Data System (ECIDS). Presenters from North Carolina and Minnesota share how their data systems now allow them to answer particular questions and to develop reports on child care utilization, for example. In addition, they discuss how they assist stakeholders in using their ECIDS' online reporting tools.

Resource Type:

Multimedia

Author(s):

King Carlise; Richards Dale Epstein; Hogenson Stephanie; Larson Anita

Publisher(s):

Child Trends; Early Childhood Data Collaborative

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