Resource Brief | E-MDT Evaluation
This brief provides an overview of the types of evaluations available to E-MDTs as they consider ways to measure progress made at individual and program levels.
This brief provides an overview of the types of evaluations available to E-MDTs as they consider ways to measure progress made at individual and program levels.
This brief provides guidance on a process for tracking cases discussed at E-MDTs.
This brief makes a case for establishing a logic model to guide each E-MDT program and clarify a team’s goals and operations.
This brief provides a model for a data collection program that can link case and program-level data.
The power of an effective E-MDT lies in the rapport of its members and their willingness to collaborate. So many times, we judge the success of the group by the number of cases reviewed. True success lies in creating an…
Sustainability of E-MDT efforts is critical to ensure that teams are continuing to support older survivors. This is more so given the ebbs and flows of funding. Sustainability is a process, both intentional and ongoing. The following webinars, organized by…
The power of an E-MDT lies in bringing together different perspectives to support the older adults involved in the cases brought in for review. These cases of elder abuse are complex and difficult, and it is unlikely one agency can…
E-MDTs meet regularly to discuss complex elder abuse cases that require multiple interventions from agencies represented on the team. It is not possible to accept nor review all the cases that appear on the radar of a particular E-MDT. How…