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Notes: These are the sources of information and the criteria that ACF uses to determine if the outcomes and systemic factors are in substantial conformity.

 

Determining Substantial Conformity

Outcomes

Case Record reviews and data indicators

90% of cases substantially achieved

Meet national standards on data indicators

Systemic Factors

Stakeholder interviews and statewide assessment

State plan requirements in place

State plan requirements function as required