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HMIS Existing User Training
For all in-person training across the WV BoS CoC, please access the Service Point Training Site here:
All end users are required to attend HMIS annual HMIS Security Training:
All existing end users are required to attend at least two upper-level HMIS specific trainings (via webinar or in-person) per calendar year. New User Training does not apply to this requirement.
There are currently no trainings scheduled. Please check back for more details.
Recorded Trainings
Recording and Updating HUD Verifications Training: This training provides step-by-step guidance on how to accurately record the HUD Verification Sub-assessments at Project Entry, in addition to updating the verifications through Interim Reviews and at Project Exit.
Webinar Recording: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/3695277546455266818
Webinar Recording: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/3695277546455266818
You can find the slide deck from this training in the HMIS Existing User Documents.
Data Accuracy/Completeness Report Training:
This training provides step-by-step guidance on how to pull, read, and analyze the new Data Completeness/Accuracy Report for the WV BoS CoC. This report will be sent out monthly to each agency to analyze data completeness and accuracy per project.
Webinar Recording: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/6354711397415229443
You can find the slide deck from this training in the HMIS Existing User Documents.
Annual Assessment Report Training:
This training provides step-by-step guidance to HUD (CoC & ESG) funded programs and other participating federal partners on when to complete Annual Assessments for a clients entered into a project and how to pull this new report to track when the next Annual Assessment is due.
Webinar Recording: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/3360183782659364355
You can find the slide deck from this training in the HMIS Existing User Documents.
PATH Project Specific HMIS Training
This training provides a review of the PATH workflow and reporting in detail, encompassing all recently released updates/modifications in the system as of April 2017.
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PATH training- May 3, 2017.pdf
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CI&A HMIS Shelter Webinar
https://attendee.gotowebinar.c
This training provides step-by-step guidance for shelters on the new Coordinated Entry workflows within HMIS, as well as diversion, and how clients will pull to the new Coordinated Entry Housing Guide to be prioritized for housing.
CI&A HMIS Outreach WebinarThis training provides step-by-step guidance for outreach staff on the new Coordinated Entry workflows within HMIS, as well as how clients will pull to the new Coordinated Entry Housing Guide to be prioritized for housing.
CI&A HMIS SSVF WebinarThis training provides step-by-step guidance for SSVF staff on the new Coordinated Entry workflows within HMIS, as well as diversion, and how clients will pull to the new Coordinated Entry Housing Guide to be prioritized for housing.
CI&A HMIS RRH/PSH & HOPWA WebinarThis training provides step-by-step guidance for permanent housing providers on the new Coordinated Entry workflows within HMIS, as well as how units and clients served are tracked through ShelterPoint Unit Lists.
CI&A HMIS GPD/HCHV WebinarThis training provides step-by-step guidance for GPD/HCHV providers on the new Coordinated Entry workflows within HMIS, as well as diversion, and how clients will pull to the new Coordinated Entry Housing Guide to be prioritized for housing.
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