Integrated Data Systems: An Emerging Tool to Support Services for Low-Income Hispanic Families with Young Children
Aug 18, 2015
Research Publication
Integrated Data Systems: An Emerging Tool to Support Services for Low-Income Hispanic Families with Young Children
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This brief explores how integrated data systems (IDS) data may be an important and cost-efficient resource for better understanding public service use among low-income Hispanics in the United States.
Suggested Citation:
Limlingan, M. C., Grindal, T., López, M., Blocklin, M., & Bumgarner, E. (2015). Integrated data systems: An emerging tool to support services for low-income Hispanic families with young children. National Research Center on Hispanic Children & Families. https://doi.org/10.59377/824i9499x
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