{"report_id":28,"form_id":"18","user_id":160,"organization_id":39,"question_id":"409","question_type":"Free_Text","text_answer":"LP #1: Another factor that influences the perception that timelines may not be realistic is the size of DHS. It can be difficult to identify where to go for assistance when needed and after finding this, agencies may need to contact multiple program areas within DHS to move forward; adding time to adoption finalization. \r\n\r\nThis information comes from many different sources; including other workers within the agency, as well as, other various medical, health, and educational records. Getting complete information from all of these sources can be difficult and it takes time depending on where this information is held.\r\n\r\nLP #2: . The availability of staff to provide support to families was influenced by the time it takes to enter required data into the system (SSIS, paperwork, etc.) and confusion about who provides the support when there are multiple workers on a case, which can contribute to a placement disruption","created_by":160,"updated_by":160,"updated_at":"5\/3\/2021 11:35:35 am","created_at":"5\/3\/2021 11:35:35 am","id":3425}