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EBDMUSER S GUIDEEVIDENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING: A GUIDE FOR VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERSREVISED DECEMBER 2016A DOCUMENT DEVELOPED TO SUPPORT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CORRECTIONS EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING (EBDM) IN STATE AND LOCAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS INITIATIVESusan Gibel, Center for Effective Public PolicyMadeline M. Carter, Center for Effective Public PolicyRachelle Ramirez, Center for Effective Public PolicyACKNOWLEDGMENTSWe are grateful to the National Institute of Corrections generally, and to Lorie Brisbin, Correctional Program Specialist, Community Services Division, National Institute of Corrections, in particular, for her vision and leadership around effective correctional thanks to our esteemed colleagues who served as our advisors to the development of this Victim Service Providers user s GUIDE : Debra Bridges, Victim Advocate, Yamhill County District Attorney s Office Jessica Bryan, Victim Witness Coordinator, Eau Claire County Office of District Attorney Maggie Cullinan, Director, Charlottesville Victim Witness, Assistance Program, Office of the Commonwealth Attorney Debra Davidoski, Director, Milwaukee County Victim/Witness Assistance, Milwaukee County District Attorney s Office Mary Sommerfeld, Victim Assistance C

user’s guide evidence-based decision making: a guide for victim service providers revised december 2016 a document developed to support the national institute of corrections’ evidence-based decision making (ebdm) in state and local criminal justice systems initiative

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