Findings and Insights from Government
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On the government end information gathered through accreditation is used by people working across different teams and roles in their work with providers.
While we interviewed a lot of people across government they can be broadly categorised as belonging to:
Procurement: Finds the right provider to fulfil a service.
Contract Management: Ensures contracts are being correctly fulfilled.
Accreditation: A third party review to ensure providers are safely delivering services to clients.
Government Staff: General staff interacting with the social sector.
The unique ways they use information means that they have a range of priorities when it comes to what they need from Accreditron:
"Because I’m making decisions around which social services to spend on I need better intelligence about the provider landscape so I can make better informed contracting decisions and reduce duplication of effort."
"Getting information on providers can be difficult and time consuming. I need a way to easily get information about providers so that I can save time, make informed decisions, and mitigate risk."
"It’s important to me that new technology doesn’t make my job harder. I need a user friendly system so that I can perform tasks effectively and efficiently."
"A lot of the information different agencies and even people within the same organisation gather from providers is similar. I need a way to easily share information so that I can save time and reduce duplication of effort."
"Working across agencies having access to information on how reports were produced is important. I need transparency, I need to know:
Who made an assessment
Their background
Information used to inform the report
So that I can trust their assessment."
"When I interact with a provider I need to know all the information about a provider and who they have interacted with so that I can show up informed, do a good job, and appear professional."
