Texas § 526.0009 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS.

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§ 526.0009 — TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS.

Texas § 526.0009

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 526.0009 (2026).

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Sec. 526.0009. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS.

(a)A health and human services agency shall, in conjunction with the Department of Information Resources, coordinate and enhance the agency's existing Internet website to provide technical assistance for human services providers. The commission shall take the lead and ensure involvement of the agencies with the greatest potential to produce cost savings.

(b)Assistance provided under this section:

(1)must include information on the impact of federal and state welfare reform changes on human services providers;

(2)may include information in the following subjects:

(A)case management;

(B)contract management;

(C)financial management;

(D)performance measurement and evaluation;

(E)research; and

(F)other matters the commi

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Sec. 526.0009. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS. (a) A health and human services agency shall, in conjunction with the Department of Information Resources, coordinate and enhance the agency's existing Internet website to provide technical assistance for human services providers. The commission shall take the lead and ensure involvement of the agencies with the greatest potential to produce cost savings.
(b) Assistance provided under this section:
(1) must include information on the impact of federal and state welfare reform changes on human services providers;
(2) may include information in the following subjects:
(A) case management;
(B) contract management;
(C) financial management;
(D) performance measurement and evaluation;
(E) research; and
(F) other matters the commission considers appropriate; and
(3) may not include any confidential information regarding a client of a human services provider.