Tukisigiarvik HIFIS Training

Access

This course provides standard training for Tukisigiarvik staff. In 2.5 hours of content, it covers: logging in and accessing HIFIS; adding clients, consent, families, and other client information; providing goods, services, and group activities; communicating with other staff and running reports.

🙋‍♀️ Introduction to HIFIS 4

The Homeless Individuals and Families Information System (HIFIS) is a comprehensive data collection and case management system designed to better understand what is happening in your community and to work collaboratively.

👤 Clients
The Client – Vitals page is the landing page when accessing a client’s profile. From this page, you can view or edit the client’s vitals - the basic information about a client that is required when creating a Client record, add a comment about the Client’s file and access all information and activi…
📝 Consent

The Consent module is used to record any consent given or denied by the client related to service provider services. You can indicate if the consent was given, at which date and even attach signed documents. 

👩‍👧‍👦 Families

The Family module is used to keep track of a client’s family members and the role each member has in the family. Family roles include dependant, family head and partner. When a client is linked to a family, they can be managed as a family unit for certain activities, such as book ins. 

🏕️ Housing History

The Housing History module is used to keep track of the client’s past and present housing situation.

🧦 Goods & Services

Goods & Services offer ways for staff to record that they provided clients with tangible Goods or helpful Services that are not connected to an overall case plan.

📫 Communications

There are three types of communications in HIFIS: Bulletins, Broadcasts, and Messaging.

The Bulletins module is an electronic bulletin board system used to advise staff of important information, such as team meetings, fire drills or incidents concerning a specific client.

The Messaging module is …

📊 Reports

The Reports module is used to generate reports. Reports can be high-level for system analysis (eg. monthly inflow/outflow, funding requirements), or simply provide a useful output for front line staff (eg. a bed list, case management overview).