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1. How Family Organizations Translate Research into Practice
   Anderson
2. Inside Wraparound's Black Box: Service Effects of Less Examined Implementation Components
   Bertram, Joiner
3. Criteria for Staff Selection: A Less-Examined/Less-Described Wraparound Implementation Driver
   Bertram, Li, Walker
4. Where Am I Going and How Do I Get There?
   Walters, Finck
5. Using the Learning Collaborative Approach for TF-CBT Training
   Sigrest, Brannan, Wilson
6. Using Outcomes Management to Transform Systems of Care and Evaluate the Effectiveness of Services and Supports
   Spooner, Schroll
7. The Community Supports for Wraparound Inventory (CSWI): Findings from Phase 2 Research
   Sather, Mitchell, Hawkins, Walker, Bruns
8. The Wraparound Fidelity Assessment System: Psychometrics, Reliability, and Validity of the Team Observation Measure and Wraparound Fidelity Index
   Bruns, Sather
9. Reexamining the Factor Structure of Instruments Commonly Used in SOC Evaluations
   Litchfield, Wang
10. The Association of Children's Mental Health Symptoms and Functioning with Premature Termination from Treatment
    Urajnik, Ferguson, Barwick
11. Social Correlates of Delinquency for Youth in Need of Mental Health Services: Examining the Scope Conditions of Criminological Theories
    Vogel
12. The Prodigy Program and Mental Health: Results from Multiple Trials
    Rapp-Paglicci, Rowe
13. Efforts by Burrell Behavioral Health to Integrate Feedback on Clinical Outcomes and Quality of Services into Regular Service Provision
    Gemmill, Underwood, Thomlinson
14. Examining Social Connectedness in a System of Care
    Lovato, Strater
15. A Strategic Approach to Building Conditions for Learning and Fostering Healthy Youth Development in Schools
    Osher, Kendziora, Poirier
16. Releasing the Genie from the Bottle: A Community Approach to Engaging Youth and Family Members In To Care
    Albo
17. Children Under Five Receiving Mental Health Services: A Comparison of Family Report Measures for Those Involved with Child Welfare and Those with No Child Welfare Involvement
    Mennen, Finello
18. After-School Programming for Youth with Serious Emotional and Behavioral Challenges
    Ayers
19. The Changing Landscape of Outpatient Mental Health Services for Children: Results from a Statewide Needs Assessment Study
    Bracey, Vanderploeg, Franks
20. Characteristics of Children Receiving Special Education, Special Educational Placements and Improvement in Academic Performances: A Multilevel Structural Equation Modeling Analysis
    Xu, Gebreselassie
21. Youth Served in Treatment Foster Care in the State of Maryland: Characteristics of Youth and Predictors of Youth Psychosocial Functioning
    Chow, Halsted, Keegan
22. Sustaining Evaluation After the Cooperative Agreement Ends
    Vergon, Piecora, Mayo
23. Assessing Fidelity to the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Model through Chart Review
    Hazra, Brannan, Nelson
24. An Innovative Approach for Creating System Redesign and Measuring Change
    Wald, Zubritsky, Jaquette
25. Addressing Self-Injurious Behavior, Non-Suicidal Self-Injury and Suicidal Behavior
    Lazear, Fisher, Kluesner
26. What does it Cost to Serve Children with Behavioral Health Disorders?
    Hornby, Yoe
27. A Collaborative Approach to Improving Youth Mental Health Outcomes: Preliminary Data from a Three Year Project
    Johnson, Shelton, McIntosh
28. Family Connection Pilot Study
    Heflinger
29. Youth at the Research Wheel: The Process and Findings of a Youth-Driven Secondary Analysis of CMHI National Evaluation Data
    Groves, Wilson
30. Gender Differences and the Effectiveness of Evidence-Based Trauma Treatment: An Analysis at 90 Days
    Craig, Sprang, Staton- Tindall
31. Best Practices for Transition-Aged Youth with Dual Diagnoses
    Jivanjee
32. Are Children Improving? Results from Outcome Measurement in a Large Mental Health System
    Trask, Garland