18th Annual Research Conference Proceedings

R E S E A R C H A N D T R A I N I N G C E N T E R F O R C H I L D R E N 'S M E N T A L H E A L T H

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Chapter 2: Issues in Implementing Evidence-based Practices

The Top Five Strategies to Enable the Use of Evidence-based Programs: Results from the 18th Annual Research Conference: A System of Care for Children's Mental Health
Robert M. Friedman, Robert Paulson, Dean Fixsen

State Activities in Implementing Evidence-based Programs for Children, Youth, and Families
Jacqueline Yannacci, Jeanne Rivard, Vijay Ganju

Symposium - Evidence-based Practices in the Community-based Service Setting: Findings from the Evidence-based Treatment (EBT) Survey of Providers
Chair: Angela K. Sheehan

Understanding the Evidence-based Practice Knowledge Base of Mental Health Providers Serving Children with Severe Emotional Disturbance
Wendy L. Struchen-Shellhorn, Thomas Burrus & Mario Hernandez

Evidence-based Practice in the Community-based Service Setting: Factors that Influence Mental Health Provider Use
Angela K. Sheehan, Christine M. Walrath & E. Wayne Holden

Native American Community Affiliated Mental Health Providers for Children with Severe Emotional Disturbance: Evidence-based Practice Knowledge, Perceptions and Factors that Influence Decisions
Angela K. Sheehan, Joseph J. Walker, & Christine Walrath

Symposium Discussion
Sylvia Fisher

Organizational Readiness for Change and Implementation of Evidence-based Practices in Children's Mental Health
Melanie Barwick, Katherine M Boydell, Elaine Stasiulis, H. Bruce Ferguson, Karen Blase, Dean Fixsen

Symposium – Challenges in Implementing Evidence-based Treatments in a State System of Care
Chair: Martha Morrison Dore

Setting the Context for a State-wide System of Care
Judith Meyers

Contextual and Organizational Factors Impacting Growth of Connecticut's MST Service System
Janet Williams

Transforming IICAPS into an Evidence-based Practice (EBP)
Joseph Woolston

Symposium Discussion
Martha Morrison Dore

Symposium – Enhancing and Adapting Treatment Foster Care
Chair: Elizabeth M.Z. Farmer

What We Learned and Where it Led Us
Elizabeth M.Z. Farmer

Together Facing the Challenge: Adapting Evidence-based TFC
Maureen Murray

New Additions to "Together Facing the Challenge"
Shannon Dorsey

Symposium Discussion
Elizabeth M.Z. Farmer, Barbara J. Burns

Symposium – Implementing Evidence-based Practices in Publicly-funded Clinics
Chair: Teresa Kramer

Initial Assessment of Adoption Barriers to EBP Treatment for Adolescents with Co-occurring Psychiatric and Substance Use Disorders
J.Randy Koch, Teresa L. Kramer, Robert Cohen, Shirley G. Ricks

Changes in Attitudes: New Research on Evidence-based Practice Implementation
Gregory A Adams

Stages of CBT Implementation: Appraisal through Assimilation
Teresa L Kramer, Barbara J. Burns

Four Models from Ohio's Innovation Diffusion and Adoption Research Project (IDARP)
Phyllis C Panzano

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