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Demonstration

Sample Reports

Client Summary Report

Client Progress Graphs
- Substance Monitoring
- Treatment Attendance

Program Report


TRI-CEP™ Reports Support Evaluation and Client Management

TRI-CEP™ reports were specifically designed to support judges and others in their day-to-day decision making - as well as program managers frequently called upon to report trends and justify budget requests.

Client summary reports and progress graphs: Programmed scoring algorithms convert data into easy-to-read overviews of a client’s current status on key performance indicators. This includes simple summary reports listing a client’s current progress in the program. These reports can be printed or saved for filing and reference purposes.

In addition, TRI-CEP generates graphs depicting client records of abstinence and treatment attendance organized in eight-week periods. If desired to increase judge/client interaction, the graphs can be shared so clients may view their progress on a computer screen or as displayed on a larger image in court. Or the graphs can be printed out to be used by clinicians to motivate clients in treatment.

Program reports: TRI-CEP provides a number of real-time program evaluation and accountability reports at the push of a button. These include pre-set reports on key outcomes such as treatment participation, court attendance, and drug use, as well as program census and client characteristics. These reports can be generated for specified time periods.

Additional reporting features:

  • Based on client performance criteria pre-set by your program, TRI-CEP will automatically trigger warnings when services or supervision should be increased or decreased, along with recommendations for the appropriate adaptation.
  • Immediate warnings appear at the top of the screen indicating when data has not been entered for some predetermined period of time. These accountability safeguards allow the judge or other administrators to address data entry problems immediately, rather than months after the fact, when the essential information may no longer be available.