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Clark County to require NPI tracking in HMIS; staff briefed on quarterly-report changes and deadlines
Summary
Clark County staff told contracted homeless and Community Action providers that national performance indicators (NPIs) must be tracked in the county HMIS starting Oct. 1, and reviewed data-entry rules, quarterly-report templates and deadlines.
Clark County program staff told contracted homeless and Community Action providers during a recorded training that providers must begin tracking national performance indicators (NPIs) in the county Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) starting Oct. 1 (the beginning of quarter 2).
The change, announced by Abby Mansion, Clark County program staff, is intended to let agencies track federally designated outputs and outcomes continuously in HMIS so they can be pulled into the county quarterly report spreadsheets. "We're adding a requirement for providers to track client achievement of national performance indicators or NPIs in HMIS," Mansion said.
County staff said the NPI requirement applies only to the NPIs each program and its coordinator agree are appropriate; agencies may request an exception and technical assistance. Kayla, the county's Homeless Crisis Response System program coordinator, told attendees the county had prepared a definitions sheet and a crosswalk that maps…
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