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If you work in a service which is a member of CORC you are a member of CORC! Every member service is asked to nominate three 'member representatives' who act as the key point of contact between the CORC central team and staff in the service. They are invited to attend the two members forum held every year or to send others in their place. They vote on behalf of their service where votes are required. It is recommended that they should include one senior practitioner, one senior manager and one senior administrator. All members are entitled to access to the website and to direct contact with central team. For a full list of current CORC Member Services click here.
CORC is administered by a small central team. The CORC central team provides a range of support for the collection, analysis and reporting of data as well as general support for members. The team provide site visits, telephone and email support where members have queries, need information or have problems with implementation. Click here for team members
The committee is responsible for the management of the consortium and is the ultimate decision-making body within the consortium. The committee represents all CORC members and can consult members wherever possible on key issues. Members of the committee are elected annually by CORC members. Click here for more information, and a list of the committee members.
This group provides access to the latest research and policy developments in the area of outcome evaluation in order to most usefully guide members in the light of the latest research and to ensure all activity links with national policy. Click here for members of the group.
The CORC Research Group provides the facility to examine research issues related to CORC including the development of the CORC service-level report, the CORC protocol, interpretation of data, new developments, and any research proposals that members or others may put forward which may support the work that CORC members are undertaking.
The membership of the research group is taken from the committee, the policy and consultants group and the CORC membership. For more details on the research group click here .
Implementers are the people who are involved in the day-to-day implementation and running of CORC. The aim of using this term is to include all those involved in a service taking on the CORC approach, and encourage those people to view themselves as a key part of this. Often implementers are psychology assistants or administrative staff but in some services practitioners or managers may be the key implementers.
At the start of 2006 implementers decided they would form a network and hold regular meetings. Member services are encouraged to ensure that their implementers join this community. If you are an implementer and want to join this group get in contact with CORC central team on corc@annafreud.org