Pathways released V5.10.0.0 on December 30, 2008. This release includes the following additions and modifications to PATHWAYS COMPASS: Password Reset, Bookmark/Favorites and a modification to the Duplicate ID popup window.
Password Reset:
This function will allow the user to reset their password. This new link will be visible on the login screen under the User ID and Password box. You will now be able to click on the Forgot Password link, enter your User Id and the new password will be sent to your email address on file. If you do not receive the new password or aren't certain we have your current email address, contact the Support Team.
Add Bookmark/Favorites:
This function will allow you to quickly Bookmark or Add to your Favorites the PATHWAYS COMPASS login page.
Duplicate ID popup window:
This is a modification to the current Duplicate ID message and to the OK and Cancel options. Below is the new pop up message for the Duplicate ID.
The ID you just entered is already in the system. Please avoid saving duplicate IDs, especially Social Security numbers.
--If you think you might have typed the ID incorrectly, click OK (or press Enter) and go back and change it
OR
--Click Search on the Main menu, find the client with the same ID and work with that client record
OR
--Click Cancel to save a new client record. CAUTION: If you do this a duplicate ID will be created
OR
--Contact the Support Team for further assistance.
If you have further questions on the new release, you can contact the Support Team at 404-639-9933 option 2, toll free at 866-818-1032 option 2 or via email at support@pcni.org.
Monday, December 29, 2008
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
2008 Collaboration Awards Announced
Five highly collaborative organizations have been honored with 2008 Pathways C3 Awards.
The C3 Awards, given during a reception Sept. 30 at the midtown Atlanta offices of Kilpatrick Stockton LLP, are named in recognition of the three main components of effective collaborations
Collaborative Organization Award
Crossroads Community Ministries
The Pathways C3 Collaborative Organization Award recognizes an agency that excels at working in partnership with other service providers and has built strong networks of cooperating organizations to better meet client service needs.
The award is chosen based on analysis of data in the PATHWAYS COMPASS Community Information Sharing System, with added consideration for an agency's participation in other community collaborations.
An outgrowth of Atlanta's original homeless service provider - St. Luke's Community Kitchen - Crossroads provides superior service to its thousands of clients in part due to strong collaborative relationships with scores of fellow homeless service provider organizations.
Service Community Collaboration Award
Athens/Clarke Continuum of Care
The Pathways C3 Service Community Award recognizes groups of organizations that, through their collaboration, form a network of services that extends their individual capacity and effectiveness.
Under the effective leadership of Evan Mills, the Athens/Clarke CoC has implemented innovative processes to extend the reach of the CoC and to increase the collection and sharing of client data. In the process, the CoC has developed one of the strongest Community Information Sharing System implementations in its region.
Leadership in Collaboration Award
Wellstar Health System, United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, Cobb Continuum of Care
The Pathways C3 Leadership in Collaboration Award recognizes an organization, Continuum of Care or group of organizations that has been innovative and proactive in creating opportunities for collaboration.
Wellstar Health System, motivated by an increase in the number of homeless people coming to its emergency room, approached United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta to help find a solution. United Way drew in Cobb CoC member MUST Ministries, which agreed to accept shelter referrals from Wellstar using the PATHWAYS COMPASS system to manage the referral process and to monitor the effectiveness of this unique collaboration.
For more information about the Pathways C3 Collaboration Awards, contact William Matson at 866-818-1032 x301.
The C3 Awards, given during a reception Sept. 30 at the midtown Atlanta offices of Kilpatrick Stockton LLP, are named in recognition of the three main components of effective collaborations
- sense of community
- motivation capacity
- capability for focused action
Collaborative Organization Award
Crossroads Community Ministries
The Pathways C3 Collaborative Organization Award recognizes an agency that excels at working in partnership with other service providers and has built strong networks of cooperating organizations to better meet client service needs.
The award is chosen based on analysis of data in the PATHWAYS COMPASS Community Information Sharing System, with added consideration for an agency's participation in other community collaborations.
An outgrowth of Atlanta's original homeless service provider - St. Luke's Community Kitchen - Crossroads provides superior service to its thousands of clients in part due to strong collaborative relationships with scores of fellow homeless service provider organizations.
Service Community Collaboration Award
Athens/Clarke Continuum of Care
The Pathways C3 Service Community Award recognizes groups of organizations that, through their collaboration, form a network of services that extends their individual capacity and effectiveness.
Under the effective leadership of Evan Mills, the Athens/Clarke CoC has implemented innovative processes to extend the reach of the CoC and to increase the collection and sharing of client data. In the process, the CoC has developed one of the strongest Community Information Sharing System implementations in its region.
Leadership in Collaboration Award
Wellstar Health System, United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, Cobb Continuum of Care
The Pathways C3 Leadership in Collaboration Award recognizes an organization, Continuum of Care or group of organizations that has been innovative and proactive in creating opportunities for collaboration.
Wellstar Health System, motivated by an increase in the number of homeless people coming to its emergency room, approached United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta to help find a solution. United Way drew in Cobb CoC member MUST Ministries, which agreed to accept shelter referrals from Wellstar using the PATHWAYS COMPASS system to manage the referral process and to monitor the effectiveness of this unique collaboration.
For more information about the Pathways C3 Collaboration Awards, contact William Matson at 866-818-1032 x301.
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