Wisconsin’s Administrative Data Core was developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Institute for Research on Poverty (IRP), evolving from a series of large-scale evaluation projects conducted for the state starting in the 1980s. This extensive IDS, which now includes data from multiple agencies, (e.g., child welfare, health services, corrections) allows for cross-program comparisons and analysis that would not be possible using a single agency’s data. Wisconsin’s Early Childhood IDS (ECIDS) was developed beginning in 2011 through a grant and collaboration between three state agencies –the Departments of Children & Families, Public Instruction, Health Services. It now provides daily refreshed, cross-departmental information to internal analysts to guide decision-making and improve early childhood outcomes.
AISP Network: Wisconsin Administrative Data Core
About the Work
Wisconsin Administrative Data Core is hosted by Instutite for Research on Poverty (IRP), University of Wisconsin- Madison.
Integrating data since: 1985
Jurisdiction: Wisconsin
Scale: state
Contact: Carl Frederick, Data Enterprise Coordinator
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About the Data
Data Included
Vital records
Health
Child welfare & adult protection
Early Childhood
Education
Legal system & law enforcement
Economic security & jobs
Housing & homelessness
Federal
Current Data Uses
Research
To inform policy
Program evaluation
Predictive analytics/forecasting
Relevant Policy Priorities
Child welfare
Early childhood risk factors
Economic mobility/employment
Healthcare service use
Child support
Information and Resources
Resources
- Child Support Non-Custodial Parent Employment Demonstration
- Families at the Intersection of Criminal Justice & Child Protective Services
- Unintended Consequences of Charging Parents for Foster Care
- Evaluation of Wisconsin’s 2014 Medicaid Waiver
- Educational & Economic Attainment of Former Foster Children
- APPAM 2019: Integrating Data to Serve the Whole Child
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