Today organizations have more data available to them than ever before.

Yet, few organizations truly understand how to harness this data and turn it into information and knowledge. Meanwhile, collecting reliable data in a juvenile justice organization may be cumbersome and time consuming.

However, this data is imperative because it alerts an organization to trends, issues, and successes.

During this webinar, we examined how a comprehensive software system designed specifically for juvenile case management provides critical information through the day-to-day operations of an organization while also compiling data into comprehensive reports.

Standard reporting in the system includes population reports, yearly statistical comparisons, admission statistics, JDAI/PREA/ACA/OJJDP, and seclusion or restraint incidents.

We will also looked at our one-of-a-kind interface with Performance-based Standards (PbS) reporting system and how to utilize juvenile-specific data in making decisions about the youth and the operations of your organization.

In juvenile justice it is imperative to make decisions based on facts not beliefs, and data collection through a centralized database system is a reliable way to ensure accurate data. Eliminating decisions based on a perception instead of data ensures that a juvenile program can utilize evidence-based practices to create the positive changes needed for the youth they serve.