ovide valuable insights and fosters a greater understanding of the person and their network.” Children in Care team - not able to schedule before the project ended Expected benefit Assessment of benefit 1 Reduced Clicking and reduction in switching between multiple programs 2 Improved understanding of networks 3 Better ordering of search results Safeguarding Team - not able to schedule before the project ende Expected benefit Assessment of benefit 1 Ability to find documents quickly 2 Improved understanding of networks 3 Better ordering of search results Whilst it was not possible to arrange pilot workshops with two of the social worker teams, there are assessments of each of the expected benefits identified due to duplication of expected benefits across other teams that took part in workshops. 30 OFFICIAL - SENSITIVE Future Benefits Realisation Plan – Baselines to Revisit in the Future Several expected benefits identified at the outset would need a longer pilot period to assess, however the work did gather baseline data for these that should allow for a future assessment to take place. Expected benefits that could be assessed in the future and baseline measures are listed below: Increased time spent with families: From the baseline survey that was conducted most respondents are spending between 20-80% of their time with families depending on their job role. For example, Practice Supervisors allocate less than 30%, Children and Families workers, alongside Support Workers dedicated a higher percentage ranging from 20% to 90%. Due to the limited implementation of the tool any change in time spent with families as a result of the tool’s use cannot be measured across the workforce yet. Records reflect the work that is done: Increased variety of different recording mediums (