Data, Evaluation and Technical Assistance Team

This is a picture of a bridge with a mission statement about bridging the gap between data and action to strengthen behavioral health systems.

Advancing behavioral health through data, evaluation, and system collaboration

The Data, Evaluation and Technical Assistance (DAETA) team was formed in 2016. The team partners with state agencies, community organizations, and behavioral health providers to strengthen behavioral health systems for Oregon's youth and families.

This is a graphic representing how data infrastructure, analytics and reporting, community engagement, workforce development, and advocacy are all connected to one another when turning data into action.

Building a foundation for informed decisions:

Our team develops data systems that help behavioral health programs track service delivery, monitor outcomes, and access reliable information to guide decision making.

Turning evidence into opportunities for improvement:

We use data to identify areas for program and systemwide improvements. Our work focuses on improving patient experience and quality of care, so that youth and families can access the care they need when and where they need it. 

Connecting evidence with practice:

We partner with providers and community organizations to translate data into practical recommendations to improve service delivery. We also provide workforce training and development to clinical and peer providers to support best practices.