ss to search and ecomap tools will help practitioners understand children’s networks better and will mean they can engage them to improve outcomes for children and families 4. Having access to search and ecomap tools will positively impact the mental health of practitioners by saving them time, giving them the right information at the right time and enabling them to focus their time on helping children and their families 5. Through minimising the data retrieval burden on social workers, savings will outweigh the cost of adopting and using the tool 2.1.4 Assessment of the Evidence There is enough evidence to make an assessment of items one, three and five and this is undertaken in Section 4 of this report (Evidence). An independent evaluation is recommended to validate the key hypotheses and assess them. 13 OFFICIAL - SENSITIVE 2.2 Logic Model Context Inputs Outputs Outcomes Resources Activities Participants Short Term Medium Term Long Term There are large amounts of information stored in the current case management system. This is structured and unstructured data, both of which are difficult to search. Funding from the Department for Education’s DDSF 1x FTE NYC Data and Intelligence Specialist 1x FTE Subject Matter Expert from Children’s Social Care Support from NYC Technology service Support from NYC Transformation service Support from Microsoft and Simpson Associates Azure SQL Database Case Management System (LiquidLogic) Azure AI Services Development of a search tool which will index and query both structured and unstructured data held within the current case management system Development of a tool that auto-generates ecomaps of relationships UX testing to understand usability and create guidance for use Children’s Social Workers in North Yorkshire Council (Other Loc