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2024

Attracting and Hiring Workers: Evidence-Informed Strategies, Quality Improvement Center for Workforce Development (QIC-WD)

The Challenge of Measuring Turnover in Child Welfare, Quality Improvement Center for Workforce Development (QIC-WD)

2023

Addressing Historical Trauma and Preparing the Child Welfare Workforce, Courtney Harrison

A Supervisor’s Experience: It’s Important to Tailor Your Approach to Supervision, Courtney Harrison

Enhancing the Child Welfare Workforce: Bringing Families to the Table, Courtney Harrison

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HR and Child Welfare Data – Building Connections to Improve Practice, Courtney Harrison

Key Workforce Outcomes: Performance, Retention & Well-being, Courtney Harrison

Spotlight on Prevention Teams, Courtney Harrison

Spotlight on Washington State: Using Dashboards to Understand Workforce Challenges, Courtney Harrison

The QIC-WD Journey, Courtney Harrison

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The Restoring Resiliency Response(R) : Addressing Work-related Trauma in Nebraska, Courtney Harrison

Workforce Analytics Dashboards: Bridging the Gap between HR and Child Welfare, Courtney Harrison

2022

Child Welfare in Rural Communities

Onboarding, Courtney Harrison

Standardized Competency-based Hiring Process, Courtney Harrison

The Importance of Supporting Supervisors, Courtney Harrison

The Importance of the Relationship with Police and the Courts, Courtney Harrison

Types of Turnover, Courtney Harrison

2021

Coach Ohio: A Supportive Supervision and Resiliency Intervention, Courtney Harrison

Coping with Secondary Traumatic Stress, Courtney Harrison

How does Organizational Culture and Climate Impact the Child Welfare Workforce?, Courtney Harrison

Impact of Secondary Traumatic Stress on the Child Welfare Workforce, Courtney Harrison

Organizational Change in Action, Courtney Harrison

Pivoting During the Pandemic, Courtney Harrison

The Importance of Communication When Implementing Workforce Changes, Courtney Harrison

Turnover v. Intent to Leave, Courtney Harrison

2020

An Overview of the QIC-WD, Courtney Harrison

Building Resilience and Optimism – The Experience of a Nebraska Child and Family Services Specialist, Courtney Harrison

CFS Strong – Building a Resilient Workforce, Courtney Harrison

Connecting HR and Child Welfare Data, Courtney Harrison

Louisiana: Redesigning the Child Welfare Worker Job, Courtney Harrison

The Critical Role of Child Welfare Workers, Courtney Harrison

Washington State is Using Telework to Strengthen the Child Welfare Workforce, Courtney Harrison

2019

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indian’s Journey to Become a QIC-WD Site, Courtney Harrison

Leaders from the Virginia DSS Discuss Being Part of the QIC-WD, Courtney Harrison

QIC-WD Three Keys to Implementation, Courtney Harrison

QIC-WD Workforce Interventions, Courtney Harrison

Why the Division of Milwaukee CPS Wants to be Part of the QIC-WD, Courtney Harrison

Why the Louisiana DCFS Decided to Apply to be a QIC-WD Site, Courtney Harrison

Why the Nebraska DHHS Wants a Strong Workforce, Courtney Harrison

Why the Ohio DJFS Wants to be Part of the QIC-WD, Courtney Harrison

Why the Oklahoma DHS Felt that Working with the QIC-WD was a Good Opportunity, Courtney Harrison

Why Washington State Wants to Stabilize Their Child Welfare Workforce and be Part of the QIC-WD, Courtney Harrison

2018

Connecting Human Resources and Child Welfare Data - An early lesson learned, Courtney Harrison

2017

Evaluating the Process of Implementing the QIC-WD, Courtney Harrison

The QIC-WD “WIE” Team: Integrating Workforce, Implementation, and Evaluation Supports for Our Sites, Courtney Harrison