Shared Measurement in Action
Applying DAISEY to build coordinated data infrastructure, meet complex reporting requirements, and support learning and decision-making over time.
These partners illustrate how DAISEY is applied in practice. While each partner is different, they share a common need for clear, trusted, and usable data across multiple programs.
Current Kansas Partners
Kansas Community-Based Child Abuse and Prevention Programs
Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention (CBCAP) programs use DAISEY as a system of record to track progress toward shared goals while supporting child abuse prevention, family stability, data quality, and coordination across partners.
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
The Bureau of Family Health uses DAISEY as a HIPAA‑compliant shared measurement system to collect and report data for Title services across Aid to Local grantees, supporting federal requirements, statewide oversight, and coordination of services for women, children, and families.
Kansas Early Childhood Block Grant
Early Childhood Block Grant (ECBG) programs use DAISEY as a system of record to track progress toward shared goals while supporting early childhood development, improving data quality, and coordinating efforts across partners.
Kansas Early Head Start
Early Head Start programs use DAISEY as a shared measurement system to collect and aggregate federally required data, supporting monitoring, reporting, and coordination across programs statewide.
Kansas Universal Home Visiting
Kansas Universal Home Visiting programs use DAISEY as a shared measurement system to collect and integrate consistent data on families and outcomes, supporting reporting and continuous quality improvement across programs.
Kansas Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood (MIECHV) Home Visiting
The Kansas MIECHV Program uses DAISEY to collect and report data required for federal performance measures, helping document outcomes achieved through evidence-based home visiting services.
Current Partners in Other States
Iowa Family Support
Iowa Health and Human Services uses DAISEY to standardize data collection and reporting across multiple home visiting programs, enabling aligned reporting and a coordinated statewide view of services and outcomes.
Wisconsin Home Visiting
Wisconsin Home Visiting programs use DAISEY as a shared measurement system to collect, manage, and report MIECHV data—supporting consistent tracking of services, outcomes, and staffing across local implementing agencies.
Wisconsin Prevention Reporting System
Wisconsin Child Abuse Prevention programs use DAISEY as a shared measurement system to collect client-level and group data, supporting analysis of outcomes, demographics, and service activity across grantees.
Coordinated Data Across Programs
DAISEY is designed for partners that operate across organizations, funding streams, and regions. It provides a shared foundation for aligning how information is defined, collected, and used—without requiring programs to change service delivery. This approach allows partners to maintain local flexibility while supporting consistent reporting, clearer communication, and coordinated decision‑making.