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CHARPP specializes in providing
benchmarking services on outcome measurement for
evidence-based practices to providers of mental
health and social services to children and their
families. Borrowed from the manufacturing industry,
benchmarking is a powerful tool for agencies to
understand and improve their performance. Our
customers use their outcome and benchmarking data
for a variety of purposes, including performance
improvement, to inform their boards of their performance,
meet accreditation requirements, and market their
services.
Our web-based measurement system
is called CHIMP.net. CHIMP stands for the CHARPP
Improvement Measurement Program.
It features convenient on-line data entry and
report generation, and real time data and graphics
on agency performance and comparative statistics,
including standard deviations and comparative
percentiles.
What customers are saying about
CHIMP.net?
"CHIMP.net organizes and
calculates data form me. You give me a tool for
organization."
"I like the customized reports.
Recently, my CEO thought duration of holds were
smaller over the last several months. I quickly
went to CHIMP.net, printed out a trend report,
and presented it to my CEO."
"High quality graphic output;
comparison data for agencies that provide similar
services; you provide the best comparative data
across the nation."
"It's easier to use than
Excel."
"When you talk to me, I think
you are the only customer you have. . .
It never feels like I am a cog in a wheel."
"You get the data out right
away"
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To arrange for a 20-minute
demonstration of CHIMP.net,
please email
us or call toll-free at 1-888-523-5225.
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Sharing
Best Practices in Mental Health Services to Children
and their Families
September 8-9, 2008
Portland Oregon
Learn
more about the conference
Each fall, CHARPP hosts an annual conference
on the theme of using best practices to improve
treatment for children and families.
In 2008, Peter
Jensen, M.D.,will be our keynote speaker.
A world-renowned child psychiatrist, Dr. Jensen
currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer
of The REACH Institute. Prior to assuming this
role, he served as the Founding Director of the
Center for the Advancement of Children's Mental
Health (CACMH) at Columbia University, where he
also held the endowed chair as the Ruane Professor
of Child Psychiatry at Columbia University (2000-2007).
His major areas of work and research include
identifying, disseminating, and implementing evidence-based
mental health treatments in real world settings,
and the adoption of best practices by health care
practitioners, parents, schools, and other mental
health organizations. He is also a sought-out
expert on child and adolescent ADHD (Attention-
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), child and adolescent
depression, and child psychiatric diagnosis, treatment,
and epidemiology.
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Providers sharing best practices since
1992
CHARPP is an association of nationally
accredited programs serving children and their
families in Oregon. Our mission is to promote
quality and accountability through shared best
practices. We share information through benchmarking
and training designed for providers of children's
services. In 1994, the CHARPP Continuous Quality
Improvement Committee developed the CHARPP Improvement
Measurement Program (CHIMP).
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