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Section I: Overview and critical issues; 1: Roberts & Yeager: Systematic reviews of evidence-based studies and practice-based research: how to search for, develop, and use them; 2: Vandiver & Corcoran: Implementing best practice and expert consensus procedures; 3: Rosenthal: Overview of evidence based practices; 4: Hayward: Informing health choices: reflections on knowledge integration strategies for electronic health records; 5: Teague & Bell: Toward common performance indicators and measures for accountability in behavioural health care; 6: Casey & Krueger: An overview of focus group interviewing; 7: Yeager & Roberts: Mental illness, substance dependence and suicidality: secondary data analysis; 8: Reamer: Making participant observation research matter: a typology based on 12,000 felons; 9: Petrucci, Kirk & Reid: Computer technology and social work; 10: Chaiklin: Problem formulation, conceptualization, and theory development; 11: Almgren: Statistics for human service workers; Section II: Research ethics and step-by-step research grant guidelines; 12: Hwang, Martin & Bayoumi: Methodological, practical and ethical challenges to inner-city health research; 13: Antle, Regehr & Mishna: Qualitative research ethics: thriving within tensions; 14: Streiner: The fine art of grantsmanship; 15: Mowbray: Applying for research grants: step-by-step guidelines; 16: Crusto & Wandersman: Setting the stage for accountability and program evaluation in community-based grant-making; 17: Camasso, Harvey & Jagannathan: Conducting cost-benefit analysis in human service settings; Section III: Evidence-based practice: diagnosis, interventions, and outcome research; 18: Rosen & Proctor: Concise standards for developing evidence-based practice guidelines; 19: Dziegielewski & Roberts: Health care evidence-based practice: a product of political and cultural times; 20: Mullen: Facilitating practitioner use of evidence-based practice; 21: Mullen & Bacon: Implementation of practice guidelines and evidence-based treatment: a survey of psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers; 22: Gibbs & Gambrill: Measuring skills and reasoning scientifically and critically about practice; 23: Reid & Fortune: Task centered practice: an exemplar of evidence-based practice; 24: Camasso: Treatment evidence in a non-experimenting practice environment: some recommendations for increasing supply and demand; 25: LeCroy & Okamoto: Evidence-based practice and manualized treatment with children; 26: Munson: Evidence-based treatment for traumatized and abused children; 27: Springer: Treating juvenile delinquents with Conduct Disorder, ADHD, and Oppositional Defiance Disorder; 28: Abramowitz & Schwartz: Evidence-based treatments for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD): deciding what treatment method works for whom?; 29: Bloom & Yeager: The implications of controlled outcome studies on planned short-term psychotherapy with depressive disorders; 30: Bloom & Yeager: Evidence-based practice with anxiety disorders: guidelines based on 59 outcome studies; 31: Vonk & Bordnick: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy of persons with PTSD: an evidence-based approach; 32: Harris & Franklin: Evidence-based life skills interventions for pregnant adolescents in school settings; 33: Knox: Evidence-based practice with EMDR; 34: Walsh & Corcoran: Dysthymic disorder and the college student: evidence-based mental health approach; 35: Willenbring & Hagedorn: Implementing evidence-based practices in Opioid Agonist Therapy (OAT) clinics; 36: Cocoran: Evidence-based couples therapy with depressed clients; Section IV: Epidemiological and public health research; 37: Streiner: Epidemiology basics and foundation skills; 38: Tran, Gardon & Polidori: Application of remote sensing for disease surveillance in urban and suburban areas; 39: Thomas, Eng, Ackerman, Earp, Ellis & Carpenter: Establishing collaborations that engender trust in the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases; 40: Holzman & Harwell: Prevalence of smoking and cessation among Northern Plains Indians; 41: Hackbarth: Using evaluation data as the basis for a local ordinance to control alcohol and tobacco billboards in Chicago; 42: Voigt: Use of random digit dialing to recruit representative population samples: epidemiological case control studies; Section V: Conceptualization, operationalization, and measurement; 43: Usher: Measuring and evaluating effectiveness of services for families and children; 44: Hendryx: Risk adjusted mental health outcomes; 45: Franklin, Cody & Jordan: Validity and reliability in family assessment; 46: Auerbach, LaPorte & Caputo: Statistical methods for estimates of inter-rater reliability; 47: Snively: Elements of consumer based outcome measurement; 48: Parris & Wodarski: Using computer technology in the measurement and prevention of college drinking; Section VI: Assessment tools and measures; 49: Corcoran: Locating measurement tools and instruments for individuals and couples; 50: Streiner: Overview of health scales and measures; 51: Mullen, Lucas, Fisher & Bacon: Clinician and patient satisfaction with computer-assisted diagnostic assessment in community outpatient clinics; 52: Yoshioka & Shibusawa: Psychosocial measures for Asian Pacific Americans; 53: Roberts: Crisis assessment measures and tools; 54: Solomon & Drane: Outcome measurement scale with families of the seriously mentally ill; 55: Bowen, Bowen & Wooley: Constructing and validating assessment tools for school based practitioners: The elementary school successful profile; 56: Bordnick, Vonk & Graap: PTSD and trauma assessment scales; 57: Mitchell & Koontz: Diagnosis and assessment of comorbid Oppositional Defiance Disorder and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder; 58: Glancy & Regehr: Assessment measures for sexual predators: step-by-step guidelines; 59: Pallone & Hennessy: ’Optimal practice’ clinical neuropsychology: a cautionary tale and revisionist proto-model; 60: Dick: Development of the fatherhood scale; 61: Faul & van Zyl: Constructing and validating a specific multi-item assessment or evaluation tool; Section VII: Program evaluation strategies; 62: Fetterman & Eiler: Empowerment evaluation; 63: McNeece: The seven secrets of a successful veteran evaluator; 64: McClintock: Integrating program evaluation and organization development; 65: Smith: Process vs. outcome evaluation; 66: Pane: Data quality for international service evaluation; 67: Pane: The data whisperer: strategies for motivating raw data providers; 68: Leigh: Needs assessment: a step-by-step approach; 69: Ginsburg: Budgeting and fiscal management in program evaluations; 70: Chapel: Constructing and using logic models in program evaluation; 71: Yeager: Program evaluation: this is rocket science; 72: Keenan: The evaluation of training for Leaders of foster and adoptive parent support groups; 73: Newman, Smith, Geehan & Viamonte: Documenting change in addiction treatment systems: a model for evaluation and examples of its use; 74: Holleran: Innovative approaches to risk assessment within alcohol prevention programming; Section VIII: Practice-based qualitative research exemplars; 75: Shaw: Qualitative evaluation application of reflective practice in direct care settings; 76: Roberts: Qualitative research with battered women: a continuum based on 501 cases; 77: Oktay & Park: Using qualitative research to enhance practice: the example of breast cancer in African American women; 78: Hurdle: Qualitative research: cancer prevention in older women; 79: Johnson: How family members of the mentally ill view mental health professionals: a focused ethnography; 80: Gomes, Beninca & McCarthy: Death on a daily basis: integrating research and practice in support groups for ICU nurses in Southern Brazil; 81: Chaiklin & Lipton: Family status and soup kitchen use: some policy considerations based on qualitative research findings; Section IX: Practice-based quantitative research exemplars; 82: Wehshar: A cognitive behavioural approach to suicide risk reduction in crisis intervention; 83: Williams-Hayes & Nugent: Effects of restorative justice on fear of revictimization: a meta-analysis using hierarchical generalized linear models; 84: LaSalle: Factors associated with crime on the casino floor: implications of secondary data analysis; 85: Brownell & Berman: Homicides in older women in New York city: a profile based on secondary data analysis; 86: Savin: Effective outcomes management at Deveraux; 87: McCarthy & Waters: Developing treatment programs for drug courts and evaluating effectiveness; 88: Longo: Application of logic models in rural program development; 89: Longo: Amplifying performance measurement literacy: reflections from the Appalachian Partnership for Welfare Reform; 90: Lewis & Goldstein: HIV prevention: evidenced-based practice with infrastructure support; 91: Chaiklin: Community reintegration pre-release research exemplar: applying theory to practice-based research; 92: Feldman: Principles, practices and findings of the St. Louis vonundrum: a large-scale field experiment with anti-social children; 93: Robertiello: Measuring police and citizen perceptions of police power in Newark, New Jersey; 94: Johnson: The role of families in buffering stress in persons with mental illness: a correlational study; 95: Thornton: Cognitive rehabilitation and neuronal plasticity: research on the effectiveness of quantitative EEG biofeedback; Section X: Establishing, monitoring and maintaining quality and operational improvement; 96: Silimperi: Framework for institutionalizing quality assurance; 97: Genier-Sennelier & Minvielle: Application of quality management methods for preventing an adverse event: the case of falls in hospitals; 98: Yeager: Establishment and utilization of balanced scorecards; 99: Orthner & Bowen: Strengthening practice through results management; 100: Mercier, Landry, Corbere & Perreault: Measuring clients perception as outcome measurement; 101: Claiborne & Bandenburgh: Social work role in disease management; 102: Hunsicker: Establishing benchmark programs within addictions treatment; 103: Hartnett & Kapp: Establishment of quality programming; Section XI: Epilogue; 104: Nathan & Gorman: The clinical utility of mental health research: bridging the present to the future; Appendices; Internet resources on research and evaluation in healthcare and human service settings; Glossary

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