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PCR Improvements. October 2009-2010 The Forms The Website. One Form. Formerly we had: File review form Guidance/Instructions Corrective Actions These are now combined into one form for each section: EI, EI Transition, ECSE. How to Read this Form:.
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PCR Improvements October 2009-2010 • The Forms • The Website
One Form • Formerly we had: • File review form • Guidance/Instructions • Corrective Actions • These are now combined into one form for each section: EI, EI Transition, ECSE
When a date is asked for here, you will also need to enter it on the website in the comments section.
EI PCR File Review Changes • Last year, started with #101, this year they start with #100. • Dates are required for the following questions: 100, 101, 104, 114, 118, 122, 138
Corrective actions were clarified: • Two types of corrective actions for EI, EI Transition, ECSE: • Review additional files. (50% of the original number reviewed) and list the SSID and compliance status for each file in SPR&I. or • Send required information (report, etc.), reconvene meeting or team, and provide date of same.
EI Transition PCR File Review Changes • Last year, started with #201, this year they start with #200. • Dates are required for the following questions: 200, 202, 203
ECSE PCR File Review Changes • Last year, started with #301, this year they start with #300. • Dates are required for the following questions: 300, 301, 302, 304, 305, 312, 319, 320, 344, 350
The Website • Reminders • Changes
More detail: Child information You can sort by “All” or “Not Reviewed” Excel After you have chosen compliance status, save your work.
After county contact reviews, you can sort in a variety of ways. Each section shows the range of standards contained within
Notes on Corrective Actions requiring file reviews… • If the corrective action for a standard requires review of additional files, you will be able to select “yes” or “no” but not “corrected.” • Reason: We are still developing a component that will identify Systemic Noncompliance. • Enter all files on the system prior to doing file reviews. This allows you to see which standards are out, pull new files, and review all noncompliant standards at the same time on the new files.
Notes on Corrective Actions requiring file reviews… • When the feature for systemic reviews is active on the web, you will be able to go back to the standards and choose “corrected.” • At that point, the comments section will automatically provide the required # of slots to enter SSID#s and their compliance status. • If a file is entered and noncompliant, this becomes a systemic correction. Stop, train, and review additional files.