What we're looking at right now is just a lot of descriptive data around the children and families we're seeing. We're also looking at evidence of collaboration, so how many cases, or representative cases, are actually showing evidence of joint investigation, joint assessment, consultation during treatments, and even further down the road into the court process. What we're also seeing is expediency of these processes. Like Bonnie said earlier, what used to take weeks or months is now taking hours or days. We're also noticing more qualitative data such as different professionals being on the same page; they're able to speak the same language more closely than they ever have before. They're better able to understand the perspectives of one another and then make joint decisions on how to move forward with a case.
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