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Homeless Management Information Systems: Implementation Guide

Abstract

This guide presents a set of steps to implementing an HMIS—from planning through implementation. The Implementation Guide is designed in a step-by-step format beginning with an overview (Concepts and Components of HMIS), which defines an HMIS, describes the benefits in relation to functional options, and introduces privacy, security, and consumer involvement issues.

Key Approach Categories
Responding to Funder Requirements
HMIS and Comparable Databases
Creation Date
Resource File
Homeless Management Information Systems: Implementation Guide
Author(s)
Center for Social Policy, John W. McCormack Institute of Public Affairs, University of Massachusetts Boston

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