Cross-sector collaboration barriers reduce effectiveness
Definition
VR programs struggle to coordinate effectively with mental health care and social security sectors, creating siloed service delivery and missed opportunities for integrated support. Stakeholders from different sectors experience difficulties during VR intervention implementation due to insufficient collaboration, incompatible documentation systems, and competing priorities. When collaboration breaks down, potentially successful interventions are terminated prematurely, reducing job placement success rates and wasting resources. This is particularly problematic for individuals with disabilities involving mental health components, who represent a significant portion of VR caseloads.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: $40,000-$100,000
- Frequency: weekly
Why This Matters
Interagency data-sharing platform for VR/mental health/social security, integrated case management system spanning sectors, cross-sector collaboration training program, navigator/coordinator service, shared outcomes tracking system
Affected Stakeholders
Owner/Rehabilitation Counselor
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Chronic staff turnover destabilizes service delivery
Outdated technology and manual administrative processes
Administrative burden diverts counselors from client service
Severe shortage of service providers in rural regions
State funding cuts threaten program sustainability
Rigid regulations prevent service scaling and innovation
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