Gain mastery of your data with the HIFIS Masterclass: Service Modules! This in-depth course covers 24 different service-related modules in HIFIS.
The HIFIS Masterclass: Service Modules is available at different Tiers, depending on your needs:
Tier 1: Self-Directed | Tier 2: Live Coaching | Tier 3: One-Day Intensive |
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The HIFIS Administration Masterclass is for community HIFIS administrators who want to go beyond a surface-level understanding of the software and truly learn the ins and outs of HIFIS. It is ideal for:
Newly hired HIFIS administrators who need to be brought up to speed, fast, and
Experienced HIFIS administrators who feel that their community’s HIFIS use could be improved.
In the HIFIS Administration Masterclass, we provide you with the following elements:
Training on HIFIS screens, buttons, fields, and how the modules work;
Tips and tricks to make the software truly work for your community;
A mix of written materials and instructional videos;
Interactive tours built right into HIFIS itself, and a login to our own private HIFIS site;
Tools designed to help you get the lay of the land of your own local configuration; and,
Live seminars and coaching (Tiers 2 and 3 only).
The HIFIS Administration Masterclass can be purchased as a bundle which includes the following courses:
In this section, we're going to learn about the modules most relevant for shelters and other similar programs such as transitional housing, residential detoxification programs, motel vouchers, and so on.
The modules in this section have to do with finding housing for clients and helping them keep their housing once they're housed.
In this section, we're going to be reviewing service interruptions. A "service interruption" is not an official term you would see anywhere in HIFIS. However, it is being used in this section to help provide context and information for some related ideas.
In this section, we're talking about some housekeeping functions. Things like tracking appointments and waiting lists. These are generally not essential to your use of HIFIS, but may be relevant for your community.