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The eLogic Model® Manager

The eLogic Model® Manager is a comprehensive intake, assessment and client management system that accounts for need, services, and outcomes, fundamental components of agency accountability, transparency and management. Within the structure of the eLogic Model® Manager is a traditional logic model with “logic units” in program operations, (mission, need, intervention, projected results, actual results), and “logic units” in program accountability, (measurement tool, data source, and frequency of data collection and reporting, including personnel assigned to function). It is this traditional logic model enhanced with an “electronic,” or software driven database that is used to collect information about client and agency performance.

The fundamental characteristics of the eLogic Model® Manager embody the principles found in the Carter-Richmond Methodology which state that all human services agencies be accountable for answering nine management questions:

  • How many clients are you serving?
  • Who are they?
  • What services do you give them?
  • What does it cost?
  • What does it cost per service delivered?
  • What happens to the clients as a result of the service?
  • What does it cost per outcome?
  • What is the value of a successful outcome?
  • What is the return-on-investment?


The eLogic Model® Manager provides information that can address the Questions 1-7 and with consultation support may be able to address issues of value and return-on-investment captured in Questions 8-9.

The foundation of the eLogic Model® Manager is a group of Knowledge Bases from which outcomes scales and an outcome matrix have been developed. It is these tools that are used to measure need and create a baseline from which future measurements can be made, conduct subsequent assessments which link services to outcomes, and measure change in status as a result of agency interventions.

The eLogic Model® Manager provides managers, staff and clients with immediate information about services, outcomes, and client status in an environment that supports accountability, transparency and performance.

The Center for Applied Management Practices, The Center for Applied Management Practices, Inc.

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The mission of The Center for Applied Management Practices, Inc., is to improve the management of private, non-private, and government agencies engaged in the delivery of health and human services.

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The purpose of the non profit development and evaluation center is to provide organizations with an independent, research based approach toward increasing program effectiveness. Based in Harrisburg and Philadelphia PA, the Center serves Eastern and Central Pennsylvania