Past Events

2008 AIRS I&R Training and Education Conference

eric — 2008-01-09T20:03:08Z

Highlights of the Conference include:

National Aging I&R/A Symposium sponsored by the National Aging I&R Support Center (NASUA), with funding from the U.S. Administration on Aging
Military Family Center Specialists Training, sponsored by the U.S. Military Services
2-1-1 Assembly and Pre-conference Intensive
I&R skill building opportunities: I&R Service Delivery; Technology; Management; Disaster; 2-1-1; Resource Management and Personal & Professional Development
Peer networking and idea exchange
Aging Retreat for State Units on Aging and Area Agencies on Aging
Expanded exhibit hall with vendors offering the latest in I&R products & services
Sponsorship and vendor opportunities

Alliance of Information & Referral Systems
11240 Waples Mill Road, Suite 200
Fairfax, VA 22030
703/218-AIRS (2477)

National Human Services Data Consortium Spring Conference

eric — 2008-01-09T19:50:00Z

Looks like I'll be presenting on Human Services XML and compatibility/reuse between existing/future data standards.

Conference Rate
Registration: $300.00

Registration benefits include continental breakfast and lunch both Tuesday and Wednesday. A wonderful array of sessions and session materials. And it includes membership to NHSDC and access to "members only" content on this website.

Hotel
Hotel Rate: $106.00/night plus service fees.

Marriott Portland City Center
520 Southwest Broadway
Portland, Oregon 97205 USA
Phone: 1-800-228-9290,
Fax: 1-503-227-7515
Hotel registration ends March 21, 2008
Reference: NHSDC
www.marriottportland.com

Disaster Client Data Exchange Project

eric — 2007-12-14T00:59:47Z

Standardizing client information that disaster relief agencies need to share in the midst of a disaster. A representative set of vendors will be in attendance as well as outside technical experts, disaster relief technical experts and individuals that are familiar with the HUD standard and AIRS standard.

eHealth Initiative's (eHI) Fourth Annual Conference

eric — 2007-06-10T06:06:05Z

Join national, state and community leaders to discuss the latest developments in healthcare improvement strategies, technologies initiatives
See the national release of the eHI Blueprint -- a shared vision, principles, strategies and a roadmap for achieving transformation in healthcare enabled by information and information technology (IT)
Learn from experts how health IT and health information exchange is supporting healthcare improvement
Discover the road to HIE success through eHI's HIE Value and Sustainability Model

HUD Minneapolis HMIS Grant Training

eric — 2007-06-25T19:29:26Z

HUD is sponsoring a national training for all grantees that receive Supportive Housing Program (SHP) funding for Homeless Management Information Systems (HMIS) in Minneapolis, Minnesota on September 16-18, 2007. This training will provide HMIS grantees with an important opportunity to learn how HUD will monitor HMIS grants in the future. The training will specifically focus on grant administration for HMIS grantees with session topics that include the following:

- Fiscal management including match requirements and documentation;
- Cost estimation and allocation;
- HUD reporting; and
- Performance measurement of HMIS projects.

The goal of the training is to improve the capacity of HMIS grantees to effectively manage their projects and administer grants. The training will offer grantees the opportunity to learn first-hand the policies and procedures of grant administration for HMIS. All attendees will participate in a core track of HMIS grant administration topics. In addition, participants may choose from a set of institutes* in the following topic areas:

- The Annual Homeless Assessment Report (Sunday afternoon, September 16th);
- Program-level Performance Measurement using HMIS;
- Data Integration Strategies to Increase Coverage;
- System-level Performance Measurement using HMIS; and
- Risk Assessment using HMIS.

CAN Symposium

eric — 2007-04-13T17:30:50Z

Information Sharing Track: Human Services communities across the country continue to face challenges when trying to expeditiously link the clients they serve to the resources necessary to meet their needs in general, and in a crisis scenario. This two day session is intended to bring knowledgeable human service information systems professionals together with local community implementers and software vendors to identify challenges and brainstorm solutions to community information sharing.

National Human Services Data Consortium 2007 Spring Conference

eric — 2007-01-15T05:15:14Z

Not sure if I'm going yet, but it's always worthwhile. Then go to Jazz Fest afterward...

2007 Florida Statewide HMIS Conference

eric — 2007-04-13T19:22:47Z

I'll be covering Mainstream Data Matching and HUD HMIS XML.