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Chapter 2: Implementing and Evaluating Evidence-based PracticesImplementing Evidence-Based Practices at the State Level: Challenges, Successes, Symposium—Various Strategies for Promoting, Implementing, and Surviving System Change:
Multiple Stakeholder Perspectives on Evidence-Based Practice Implementation Implementation in the Real World: Factors that Impact Implementation of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices Staff Selection as a Core Component of Evidence-Based Practices Implementation: Findings from Ohio’s Study of Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment (IDDT) Program Development Evaluation of Community-Based Aggression Management Programs Applying Evidence-Based Practice in Real World Settings I: Does it Work? Can it Work? Applying Evidence-Based Practice in Real World Settings II: Hands-On Demonstration, |
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