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Actionable Intelligence

Using Integrated Data Systems to Achieve a More Effective, Efficient, and Ethical Government

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  • © 2015

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  1. John Fantuzzo
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  2. Dennis P. Culhane
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Table of contents (9 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiii
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  2. Introduction to the Actionable Intelligence Model

    • John Fantuzzo, Dennis Culhane, Heather Rouse, Cassandra Henderson
    Pages 1-38

  3. Legal Issues in the Use of Electronic Data Systems for Social Science Research

    • John Petrila
    Pages 39-75

  4. Quality Issues in the Use of Administrative Data Records

    • Aileen Rothbard
    Pages 77-103

  5. An Overview of Architectures and Techniques for Integrated Data Systems Implementation

    • Prashant Kumar
    Pages 105-123

  6. Ethical Use of Administrative Data for Research Purposes

    • Paul G. Stiles, Roger A. Boothroyd
    Pages 125-155

  7. Benefit-Cost Analysis and Integrated Data Systems

    • Richard O. Zerbe, Tyler A. Scott
    Pages 157-167

  8. The AISP Network: Three Organizational Models for Building, Using, and Sustaining Integrated Data Systems

    • Erika M. Kitzmiller, T C Burnett
    Pages 169-190

  9. Demonstrating the Value of Integrated Data Systems: Data-Use Practice in Four AISP Network Sites

    • Erika M. Kitzmiller
    Pages 191-206

  10. Future Opportunities for Leveraging IDS and Evidence-Based Policy Making

    • Dennis P. Culhane, Whitney A. LeBoeuf, T C Burnett
    Pages 207-221

  11. Back Matter

    Pages 223-235
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Multifaceted social problems like disaster relief, homelessness, health care, and academic achievement gaps cannot be adequately addressed with isolated and disconnected public service agencies. The Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy model addresses the limitations to traditional approaches to American public administration.

About the authors

Heather Rouse, University of Arkansas, USA Casey Henderson, University of Pennsylvania, USA John Petrila, University of South Florida, USA Aileen Rothbard, University of Pennsylvania, USA Prashant Kumar, Integrating Factors, Inc. Paul Stiles, University of South Florida, USA Roger Boothroyd,University of South Florida, USA Richard Zerbe, University of Washington, USA Tyler Scott, University of Washington, USA Erika Kitzmiller, Harvard University, USA TC Burnett, Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy, USA Whitney LeBoeuf, University of Pennsylvania, USA Erika Kitzmiller, Harvard University, USA.

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