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    Leveraging data-driven decision-making for collaborative sites in autism care
    (2024-08) Duggireddy, Priya Navyatha; Neal, Tiffany; Devarapalli, Baby Amulya; Swiezy, Naomi
    This project within the HANDS in Autism® Collaborative Sites initiative focused on enhancing autism support services through data-driven approaches. The work involved managing and analyzing client data using REDCap and Excel, conducting statistical evaluations. A key component included designing and analyzing cost-efficiency surveys for educators and trainers to evaluate program spending and identify opportunities for resource optimization. The project also assessed patterns in school-parent collaboration, revealing standardized engagement strategies and highlighting both strengths and areas for improvement. Insights emphasized the importance of seasonal engagement planning and active parent involvement to inform decision-making.
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    Program Evaluation and Strategic Impact Review in Autism and Developmental Disability Services
    (2022-12) Chandra, Adithya Srimannarayana; Neal, Tiffany; Swiezy, Naomi
    This practicum, conducted at HANDS in Autism® Interdisciplinary Training and Resource Center, focused on reviewing and evaluating internal program data to assess the impact of outreach, training, and research initiatives supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The project involved organizing and analyzing data from REDCap and generating visual summaries using Excel and Tableau. The goal was to identify and update the most meaningful indicators for program reporting and strategic decision-making. This data-driven evaluation aligned with principles from implementation science, offering insights into the reach and efficacy of HANDS' ongoing efforts. Key deliverables included improved data organization systems, summary dashboards, and reporting recommendations to support long-term tracking of program outcomes.
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