Computerized Central Intake Forms

Abstract

A survey of social service agency executive directors was conducted to determine the feasibility of implementing a computerized central intake form to gather data and follow consumers of social welfare services. Findings indicate that 76% of the agency directors responding to the survey would be willing to participate in a community wide effort in utilizing a computer centralized intake form. Conceptual implications are discussed.

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