Cpin Case Study Case Management

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Myha has a good understanding of case management – financial management integration in CPIN and has developed a very good understanding of business practices as it pertains to children in care as well as other areas of CPIN. Myha has attended CPS 2016 training earlier this year and will continue to learn about RCY area as well as standards and regulations related to this area through reviewing the CPS materials.

Myha has assisted with the development of CAST WIKI and she has also been involved into the development of CAST CPIN Knowledgebase.

Myha has been involved in refining the Track It tool and has contributed to making changes to the tool in order to maximize effectiveness as well as optimizing the tool in order to provide better reports.

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