This session will explore how operational and clinical data can be strategically leveraged to expose hidden patterns of inequity, such as disparities in classification, use of restrictive housing, and access to mental health services. Presenters will discuss effective approaches to data collection, analysis, and reporting that can strengthen accountability and drive system-level improvement. The discussion will focus on building data practices that can inform both clinical practice and operational policy, moving beyond oversight toward shared insight.

Educational Objectives

• Describe how operational and clinical data can reveal systemic patterns and disparities in classification, restrictive housing, and mental health service delivery
• Explain how trauma-informed, disaggregated data practices can support a culture of equity, collaboration, and accountability
• Apply population-specific strategies to improve data collection and utilization across staff levels to promote better patient outcomes

Level:

Advanced