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Washington State . Practice Model Experiences. Snapshot of Implementation from 2007-2010. The devil is in the details!!. Specific activities to support the practice model: Stakeholder presentations Local office QA plans Partnered with court staff Case consultations.

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  1. Washington State Practice Model Experiences

  2. Snapshot of Implementation from 2007-2010

  3. The devil is in the details!! • Specific activities to support the practice model: • Stakeholder presentations • Local office QA plans • Partnered with court staff • Case consultations

  4. Is a conceptual map enough? To provide consistent best practice and operationalize the practice model, CA has integrated several processes and strategies to better serve children and their families.

  5. Making the practice real

  6. Where are we now? • Practice Model Coaching Program provides ongoing support, consultation, and assistance to staff • Practice Model is part of the Performance Improvement Plan • Changes to CA’s infrastructure: • - Policy • - Information System • - SBC is in everything

  7. Where are we going? • Quality Assurance/ Quality Improvement System • Competency-Based Professional Development • Evaluation

  8. Things to consider • Implementation is more than a training plan • Define the goals/outcomes desired • Make infrastructure changes early • Communicate to the masses • Visible leadership support • Prevent a practice model from being a SILO

  9. Plan for the ups & Downs of the Change Process

  10. Processof Change

  11. Process of Change

  12. Process of Change

  13. Process of Change

  14. Questions, thoughts, comments

  15. Contact Information • Simon PipkinTel: 360.448.9821E-mail: PIKS300@dshs.wa.gov • Scott SteubyTel: 206-406-7910E-mail: STUJ300@dshs.wa.gov

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