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News from HelpFirst · Jan 16, 2025

Would your team benefit from Chronologies?

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Andy Bell · News from HelpFirst

Over the past few months, we kept hearing from caseworkers about how long it takes them to produce chronologies (or ‘executive summaries of time series data’). Recent inquiries have also highlighted how critical these can be:

“It is likely that the absence of structured chronologies contributed to key information being missed when decisions were made”

Professor Jay - 2014 report on child sexual exploitation in Rotherham

“I regard the inclusion in any case file of a clear, comprehensive and up-to-date chronology as absolutely essential”

Lord Laming - 2004 report into the death of Victoria Climbié

We are looking for co-design partners to help us design and develop an AI-powered auto-drafting tool, Chronologies.AI

If a chronology could be created automatically and accurately, it would free up time for social workers. By providing a concise and regularly updated overview of each child’s journey, it could also improve service provision.

To make Chronologies a reality, we hope to collaborate with social services teams and other organisations that look after vulnerable service users.

There are a number of stages of engagement. All are useful, and you can withdraw at any stage:

  • Stage 1: Initial conversation (45 mins, confidential, no commitment)

  • Stage 2: Workshop (explore desired features, workflows, what good looks like)

  • Stage 3: Data governance process

  • Stage 4: Prototype testing and feedback

Read more detail and FAQs on our blog!

Please get in touch with me via andy@helpfirst.ai or 07932 047197 to tell me what you think of this, or explore getting involved. And please, if you can think of anyone else relevant, forward this on to them.

Thank you!

Andy

PS here’s a pic of the lovely HelpFirst team whose gratitude you’ll have forever, from our end-of-2024 party:

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