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[RFRL-150-AD] Community Queue Query
Report Purpose & Summary
This report generates a list of clients on Community Queues. The client lists generated by this report will correspond to the ones displayed on the Community Queue tab under SEARCH > REFERRALS.
Running the Report
Report Location
The report is found in the Administrator section of the Report Library.
Who Can Run the Report
System Administrators and others with the appropriate access level can run the report.
Parameters
CoC | Select the CoC. |
Queue(s) |
The list is based on the selected CoC. Choose which Queue(s) to include: All, Single Select, or Multi-Select (Hold Control/Command or Hold Shift to select multiple options sequentially.) |
Report Output Format | Excel |
Report Details
The report provides the following details, grouped by the selected Community Queue(s):
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Unique ID
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Client Full Name
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DOB
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SSN
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VI-SPDAT Score
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Date Added to the Queue
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Last Check-in
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Possible Chronic
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This column indicates whether the individual is Chronically Homeless at Project Start according to the logic in the HMIS Standard Reporting Terminology Glossary.
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Has Income
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This column indicates whether VI-SPDAT Socialization Q15 (vi_spdat_q15) ="Yes."
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Published: 01/12/2024