A Dramatic Transformation
Global Vision Technologies is celebrating its twentieth anniversary as a leading developer of case management software for governmental and non-profit social service agencies. Over the past twenty years we have participated in the astounding growth of social service agencies, services, case workers, and clients.
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Social Services Industry News,
FAMCare
Hey there!
Just a short announcement that the Official FAMCare User Forum was launched today. The forum has been something we've wanted to do for a while to help create a place for users to go to network with other FAMCare users and to find answers to their issues.
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Global Vision Technologies,
FAMCare Tips and Tools,
FAMCare,
Fun Stuff
A Case Management ENGINE...
4 Powerful Workflow Processors in ONE!
FAMCare - from the front... appears to be similar to some of the other case management software tools on the market - but there is something you need to know... FAMCare is built on a powerful workflow and development platform. Visions Server is GVT's proprietary platform and "engine" that is configured for every customer - making their case management experience unique and very special.
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FAMCare
Today, social workers increasingly rely on digital tools. Online therapy, advocacy by social media, and earning an MSW degree online are just a few of the additional tech innovations that are evolving in social work. However, the social work profession reflects generational differences in acceptance of technology.
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There's a common (and unfortunate) misconception out there that certain industries are perfectly fine relying less on technology than others. Social workers, healthcare workers and people in similar professions don't necessarily have a pressing urge for information management and case management software because most of their day is spent in-person.
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FAMCare Tips and Tools,
Technology Speak,
FAMCare,
How Clients Use FAMCare
Congress enacted the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act in 1974 and ushered in a new era of enlightenment in juvenile justice. The original law provided for the deinstitutionalization of status offenders requiring that youth who are runaways, truants, or curfew violators cannot be detained in juvenile detention facilities or adult jails.
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Social Services Industry News,
Juvenile Justice,
FAMCare
Baby boomers are a lot more than just the generation of people born in the years immediately following World War II. They're our mothers, our fathers, our neighbors and our friends. They're also one of the most significant generations in American history, at least as far as sheer numbers are concerned. Most studies say that by the closing days of 1946 - the first official year of the "baby boom" - there were roughly 2.4 million people among the demographic. Flash-forward to 1964 - the final official year of the boom - and that number had grown to 72.5 million. Add in people who immigrated to the United States and you're looking at a total population of about 78.8 million people.
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Social Services Industry News,
Elderly/Aging Long Term Care,
Technology Speak,
FAMCare
CASE MANAGEMENT – THE ORIGINAL DEFINITION
Case management is a cross-disciplinary specialty practice based in advocacy seeking to identify the resources people need to achieve physical and mental health. But, is there more?
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Social Services Industry News,
FAMCare,
Nonprofit General
Congratulations to our recent graduates of the FAMCare / Visions Server Master Certification training course! Thank you to Travis Dillard of SARCOA (Southern Alabama Regional Council on Aging) and Cody Lewis of Middle Alabama Area on Aging for attending the course!
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Insider,
FAMCare Tips and Tools,
Technology Speak,
Implementation Plans,
FAMCare
My name is Heather Lytle and I work for a non-profit organization called F.A.C.T.
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Technology Speak,
FAMCare,
How Clients Use FAMCare