{"Multiple_Choice__291":"Kristine Frick","Short_Answer__292":"Sarah Storm","Date__293":"04\/13\/2018","Multiple_Choice__294":"Near Fatality","Yes_or_No__295":"No","Multiple_Choice__300":"8","Multiple_Choice__301":"Hennepin","Short_Answer__303":"Arielle","Short_Answer__304":"Hammonds-Ford","Date__305":"01\/26\/2018","Date__307":"03\/03\/2018","Multiple_Choice__308":"1 Year","Multiple_Choice__309":"1","Short_Answer__310":"Father","Multiple_Choice__346":"0","Multiple_Choice__348":"0","Multiple_Choice__350":"0","Multiple_Choice__352":"2","Free_Text__353":"SSIS surfaced as a systemic barrier to meet staffs need to document their work in child welfare\/child protection cases and carry out safe work practices. Considering the complex family dynamics and roles for all the relationships and participants involved in this case, it was the local agency practice to assign the same worker to 2 separate work groups. This created an efficiency pressure on the staff, as the staff needed to duplicate the same information gathered and document it under each workgroup. This local agency utilizes the practice of opening work groups under the primary caregiver's name. In this case there were two separate primary caregivers to the victim children, so a companion case needed to be opened.","Multiple_Choice__354":"0","Multiple_Choice__356":"0","Multiple_Choice__368":"0","Multiple_Choice__358":"2","Free_Text__359":"SSIS surfaced as a systemic barrier to meet staffs need to document their work in child welfare\/child protection cases and carry out safe work practices. Considering the complex family dynamics and roles for all the relationships and participants involved in this case, it was the local agency practice to assign the same worker to 2 separate work groups. This created an efficiency pressure on the staff, as the staff needed to duplicate the same information gathered and document it under each workgroup. This local agency utilizes the practice of opening work groups under the primary caregiver's name. In this case there were two separate primary caregivers to the victim children, so a companion case needed to be opened.","Multiple_Choice__360":"2","Free_Text__361":"SSIS surfaced as a systemic barrier to meet staffs need to document their work in child welfare\/child protection cases and carry out safe work practices. Considering the complex family dynamics and roles for all the relationships and participants involved in this case, it was the local agency practice to assign the same worker to 2 separate work groups. This created an efficiency pressure on the staff, as the staff needed to duplicate the same information gathered and document it under each workgroup. This local agency utilizes the practice of opening work groups under the primary caregiver's name. In this case there were two separate primary caregivers to the victim children, so a companion case needed to be opened.","Multiple_Choice__362":"0","Multiple_Choice__364":"0","Multiple_Choice__366":"0","Yes_or_No__370":"Yes"}