Complex Issues and Referrals Training
SMP Complex Issues are defined by the Office of the Inspector General
(OIG) as “inquiries that generally require the SMP staff or
volunteer to obtain beneficiary personal identifying information and/or
detailed information related to the issue, complaint, or allegation in
order to conduct further investigation or referral.”
Due to the complicated nature of complex issues and referrals, a
significant amount of training is necessary both prior to handling
complex issues and for ongoing training. Several types of training are
available to SMP staff and volunteers who handle complex issues and
referrals:
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Training
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Description |
| Complex
Issues and Referrals Training Manual
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- The Complex Issues and Referrals Manual has been developed to guide
SMP staff and volunteers in the process of managing complex issues and,
when necessary, conducting referrals to the appropriate entity for
further action.
- The appendices to this manual provide all of your favorite complex
issues job aids, handouts, tip sheets, and more, in one central
location.
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| SMART
FACTS Training Page: Complex Issues section |
SMP staff and volunteers who manage SMP complex issues and make
referrals are expected to understand and use SMART FACTS, the SMP
tracking and reporting online database. |
| Complex
Issues and Referrals Training Series |
In addition to the Complex Issues and Referrals Manual and the basic
SMART FACTS training described above, a training series is being offered
by The Center to provide ongoing, up-to-date training in complex issues
and referrals. |
Questions?
For questions about training offered by the SMP Resource Center, SMP
staff and volunteers should contact their SMP project director or
coordinator of volunteers. SMP project directors may, in turn, contact
Heather Flory, Training Manager, SMP Resource Center, for assistance as
needed: 877-808-2468, 319-272-2454, hflory@smpresource.org