comaps of relationships UX testing to understand usability and create guidance for use Children’s Social Workers in North Yorkshire Council (Other Local Authorities) Social Workers can access a working proof-of-concept tool capable of searching data held in the Case Management System and creating ecomaps Social Workers spend less time searching for information and navigating the system Social Workers increase the time spent with children and families Improved outcomes for children through better understanding of the networks around children Improved wellbeing for Social Workers Extending the capabilities of the tool to other areas of the council (e.g., Adult Social Care) National usability and scalability through dissemination of the tool to other Local Authorities Case Management System Modernisation Reduction in Data Breaches Assumptions: Changes to the source system may mean additional effort is required External Factors: In reference to national usability, scalability each Local Authority area has different demographics and local arrangements and outcomes may vary accordingly Table 4: Logic Model (Based on the University of Wisconsin Model) 14 OFFICIAL - SENSITIVE 3. Methodology The pilot was evaluated using a mixed method approach which drew on both quantitative and qualitative research methods. A variety of data were examined which included the following:  Case Studies with different areas of Children’s Social Care  Data from a baseline of Council’s Children’s Social Care Service staff on their experiences using the case management system and how it affects their practice  Pilot workshops with different areas of Children’s Social Care  User experience testing sessions with Children’s Social Workers to assess usability of the tool Further information on the exa