Utilizing and Understanding Community Service Provision Networks

Katherine L. Woodard · Patrick Doreian

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The delivery of social services takes place in a network of agencies linked by ties that include client referrals, provision of services, information exchanges, transfers of funds, and sharing resources. These networks can be described in terms of a small number of key network concepts that provide the foundation for designing and evaluating system interventions. Empirical examples are provided.

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