Describing and standardizing program practices is essential in supporting victim service program replication and growth. In order to enhance evidence-informed care, we developed Activity Maps that explicate the activities undertaken within a pediatric HVIP to provide case management services to young people and their families. These evidence-based maps were created as part of a formative evaluation of our pediatric HVIP, which used over 2,000 client encounter notes to create visual activity maps.
Our Activity Maps illustrate common and exemplar activities HVIP staff complete as they support clients in addressing recovery goals across 13 need domains and general case management activities. These maps provide a user-friendly visualization to inform case management planning in support of client recovery. Within victim service programs, the maps may be useful tools to enhance training, guide care planning, support supervision, standardize program services, and ensure implementation fidelity.
