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Highlights
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Site Last Updated |
June 2004 |
Recent Publications
- Data Warehouse Report Available
- May 2004 State Systems Summit posted, including:
- Enterprise Architecture Presentation
- Maximization of Resources Presentation
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State System Profiles
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The National Human Services Information Technology Resource Center
(NHSITRC) provides tools and information to assist States in
addressing many of the challenges they face in supporting both citizens and
government stakeholders.
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Need help kicking off a systems migration project?
Could you use guidance implementing a Strategic Plan for IT?
Browse these technology guides and more for explanations, checklists, templates, and other
tools to help ensure the success of your Information Technology projects.
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Are you ready to launch a new systems development effort?
Are you wondering where else a similar project is underway?
The State Systems Profiles (SSP) provide information on State
IT systems for the following programs: Child Care, Child
Welfare, TANF, Child Support Enforcement, and Food Stamps programs.
Browse and search this database to identify systems that could be reused
or modified to meet your needs, or contact the project POC to find out
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Are you in need of resources, templates, or sample documents?
Search the Documents Library for relevant artifacts for assistance with
your IT planning and management needs. Contributions come from NHSITRC
website users.
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Are you wanting to discuss systems development solutions, pitfalls, or
lessons learned with others that have similar projects underway?
The Contacts search provides program and technical contact information on State
IT systems for the following programs: Child Care, Child
Welfare, TANF, Child Support Enforcement, and Food Stamps.
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Browse through a database of promising practices -
successful and emerging IT practices that have potential
value to State IT organizations implementing changes to align
technical and business goals. Contact information is available so
you can get additional details directly from the source.
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The Additional Materials provides access to recently published NHSITRC
technical reports, technical notes, training material, and NHSITRC e-News newsletters.
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The Public Assistance Reporting Information System (PARIS) is
an information exchange system designed by the Administration for Children
and Families to provide State Public Assistance Agencies (SPAAs) with
appropriate data as a result of a Federal computer matching initiative.
The resulting matches are used by participating SPAAs to validate client
reported circumstances and identify possible candidates for erroneous
payments based on data provided by the Veterans Administration, Department
of Defense/Office of Personnel Management regarding active or retired
military and Federal employees, Department of Agriculture Food Stamp Program,
and duplicate payments made to the same client in more than one State.
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This page provides a gateway to the most useful sites related
to Tribal Human Services Information Systems available on the web.
You can submit sites for inclusion on the resource links page.
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This page provides a gateway to the official government benefits website!
GovBenefits.gov is a partnership of many Federal agencies and organizations
with a shared vision - to provide improved, personalized access to government
assistance programs. This site provides a free, confidential tool that helps
people find government benefits they may be eligible to receive.
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This page provides a gateway to the most useful sites related
to Human Services Information Systems available on the web.
You can submit sites for inclusion on the links and references page.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to assist States in establishing a process framework to guide
alignment of technologies with both business requirements and technical needs. The
intended users are the State Technical and Program support team. As legacy
systems age and technology changes are needed, it has become apparent to
most States that the complexities of leveraging and upgrading technologies
present challenges and opportunities for the Information Technology (IT)
community.
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