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Strength in Numbers: Supporting Quality Improvement in Early Care and Education Programs through Linking Administrative Data

Sep 01, 2016
Authors:
Carlise King,
Dale Epstein,
Kelly Maxwell,
Van-Kim Bui Lin,
Jennifer Abrams,
Lindsey Hutchison,
Kimberly Burgess

This brief focuses on understanding the benefits and challenges for local ECE programs in sharing and receiving (i.e., linking) their data with other organizations at the local or state level to improve services for young children and families.

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Authors

Carlise King
Dale Epstein
Kelly Maxwell
Van-Kim Bui Lin
Jennifer Abrams
Lindsey Hutchison
Kimberly Burgess