AIRS Technology Systems and Reporting Flashcards
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Which taxonomy is the national standard used by I&R organizations to classify human services in the U.S.?
Answer: AIRS/211 LA County Taxonomy of Human Services
The AIRS/211 LA County Taxonomy of Human Services is the nationally recognized classification system for categorizing human and social services in I&R databases.
What is the recommended minimum update frequency for resource database records according to AIRS standards?
Answer: At least annually, or when changes occur
AIRS standards require records to be updated at least annually and whenever significant changes are identified to maintain data accuracy.
In I&R information systems, 'call data' typically includes which of the following?
Answer: Caller demographics, needs identified, and referrals provided
Call data records the interaction details including who called, what they needed, and what referrals were offered, forming the basis for service reporting.
Which technology feature is most important for ensuring I&R database accessibility to individuals with disabilities?
Answer: WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) compliance
WCAG compliance ensures that web-based I&R tools meet accessibility standards for users with visual, auditory, motor, and cognitive disabilities.
What does 'de-duplication' mean in the context of an I&R resource database?
Answer: Identifying and merging duplicate resource records for the same agency or service
De-duplication is the process of identifying and consolidating duplicate entries so each service is represented only once, improving data quality.
211 systems in the U.S. are required to report data to which national aggregation effort?
Answer: The 211 National Data Standards and Reporting Initiative
The 211 National Data Standards and Reporting Initiative collects aggregated data from 211 systems nationwide to support research and policy decisions.