<p>Season 2 of the "Data Doesn't Equal Outcomes" podcast starts with a bang.  Join host Tristan Keelan and his guest - Natalia Rachel - who discusses how thinking about quality of care strategies lead to an improvement in early client retention.  Natalia is a trauma informed practitioner, speaker, and author of the book "Why Am I Like This?" - which is available now!</p>

Season 2 of the "Data Doesn't Equal Outcomes" podcast starts with a bang. Join host Tristan Keelan and his guest - Natalia Rachel - who discusses how thinking about quality of care strategies lead to an improvement in early client retention. Natalia is a trauma informed practitioner, speaker, and author of the book "Why Am I Like This?" - which is available now!

<p>Season 2 of the "Data Doesn't Equal Outcomes" podcast starts with a bang.&nbsp; Join host Tristan Keelan and his guest - Natalia Rachel - who discusses how thinking about quality of care strategies lead to an improvement in early client retention.&nbsp; Natalia is a trauma informed practitioner, speaker, and author of the book "Why Am I Like This?" - which is available now!</p>

Trauma Informed Care is Empathy With More Data Points!

Data + ??? = Outcomes 🤷🏽‍♀️ Behavioral Health and Human Services organizations have to demonstrate outcomes. They have to run programs that make people better, and prove it.And so. The mad scramble for data is well underway. But, data is just numbers. And outcomes are just results. And connecting the two is the work.If it has to do with driving better results for clients using a data driven approach, we'll be covering it here, on Data Doesn't Equal Outcomes.

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