Tex. Human Resources Code § 137.058
This is the official text of Tex. Human Resources Code § 137.058, part of Texas’s Human Resources Code — governs state social services and welfare programs.
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§ 137.058. EVALUATION OF FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAMS AND PRACTICES.
Official statutory text
(a) The commission shall adopt outcome indicators to measure the effectiveness of family support services programs and practices provided under this subchapter in achieving desired outcomes.
(b) The commission may work directly with the model developer of a family support services program or practice to identify appropriate outcome indicators for the program or practice and to ensure that the program or practice substantially complies with the model.
(c) The commission shall develop internal processes to share information with family support services providers to assist the commission in analyzing the performance of the programs or practices.
(d) The commission shall use information obtained under this section to:
(1) monitor family support services programs and practices;
(2) continually improve the quality of the programs and practices; and
(3) evaluate the effectiveness of the programs and practices.
(b) The commission may work directly with the model developer of a family support services program or practice to identify appropriate outcome indicators for the program or practice and to ensure that the program or practice substantially complies with the model.
(c) The commission shall develop internal processes to share information with family support services providers to assist the commission in analyzing the performance of the programs or practices.
(d) The commission shall use information obtained under this section to:
(1) monitor family support services programs and practices;
(2) continually improve the quality of the programs and practices; and
(3) evaluate the effectiveness of the programs and practices.
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