ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY AND AGILITY IN SOCIAL WORK SERVICES VIA THE SWAN PLATFORM

Social Work Services (SWS) play a vital role to address intricate social, economic, and emotional challenges.But traditional mechanisms are failing because of inefficiencies in the form of lengthy paperwork, process lag, non-transparency, and stakeholder communication failures.Social Worker Administration Network (SWAN) app, using Salesforce and digital, seeks to transform and accelerate SWS case handling by incorporating features such as automated workflows, electronic signatures, instant notification, mobile access, and built-in analytics.SWAN reduced case processing time from a whopping 22 days to a mere 4 days and has given reporters and partners endto-end visibility.This essay analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of traditional SWS services, recognizes the issues that are faced, and illustrates how the application of SWAN solves these issues to build an elastic, open, and customer-centric social service system.The application of SWAN is a critical first step to leverage technology in order to enable social workers and maximize the effects of the individuals being served.It shortens case processing time, enhances referral accuracy and transparency, has mobile access, automatic reminders, e-signing for documents, and analytics integration.

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
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2025-04-28
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https://doi.org/10.34218/ijcet_16_02_037
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Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation
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ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY AND AGILITY IN SOCIAL WORK SERVICES VIA THE SWAN PLATFORM

B Dave
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation
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ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY AND AGILITY IN SOCIAL WORK SERVICES VIA THE SWAN PLATFORM

B Dave
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Social Work Services (SWS) play a vital role to address intricate social, economic, and emotional challenges.But traditional mechanisms are failing because of inefficiencies in the form of lengthy paperwork, process lag, non-transparency, and stakeholder communication failures.Social Worker Administration Network (SWAN) app, using Salesforce and digital, seeks to transform and accelerate SWS case handling by incorporating features such as automated workflows, electronic signatures, instant notification, mobile access, and built-in analytics.SWAN reduced case processing time from a whopping 22 days to a mere 4 days and has given reporters and partners endto-end visibility.This essay analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of traditional SWS services, recognizes the issues that are faced, and illustrates how the application of SWAN solves these issues to build an elastic, open, and customer-centric social service system.The application of SWAN is a critical first step to leverage technology in order to enable social workers and maximize the effects of the individuals being served.It shortens case processing time, enhances referral accuracy and transparency, has mobile access, automatic reminders, e-signing for documents, and analytics integration.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGYVol. 16(2)
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