Case records
Consistent fields and relationships for authorised staff to coordinate and review cases.
Projects
Case coordination & attendance
Structured case records, programme sessions and attendance review for sensitive service delivery.
Social impact
At a glance.
Teams supporting people through complex situations need careful information handling and dependable administrative workflows. This project work brought case records, programme sessions and attendance review into a more structured environment.
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- Area
- Community services
- Work
- Case management and administration
- Profile
- Project work
The work
What the project brings together.
Three connected workflows at the centre of this profile.
Sessions & attendance
Programme session details and attendee records held together for follow-up.
Human-reviewed extraction
Scanned register details presented for correction and confirmation before storage.
The challenge
Understand the operating context.
Information can arrive through forms, registers and follow-up activity, often requiring human review before it becomes a reliable record. In a sensitive service setting, access and data quality matter as much as speed.
Our approach
Design around the flow of work.
The administration work covers structured case fields, related reference data and network session records. A register-scanning workflow helps extract attendance details for review and confirmation before saving; staff remain responsible for checking the information.
Delivery considerations
What matters as the work evolves.
- Confidentiality and role-appropriate access
- Human confirmation of extracted information
- Clear data stewardship across case and session records
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