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Coalition for Evidence-Based Policy working paper, June 2006. How to Successfully Implement Evidence-Based Social programs : A Brief Overview for Policymakers and Program Providers Deborah Gorman-Smith, Professor, Institute for Juvenile Research Department of Psychiatry University of Illinois at Chicago William T. Grant Foundation Distinguished Fellow with the Coalition Rigorous studies have identified several Social interventions ( programs , policies, and practices). that have meaningful effects on important life outcomes, including educational achievement, substance use, criminal activity, depression, employment, earnings, and health.
Coalition for Evidence-Based Policy working paper, June 2006 How to Successfully Implement Evidence-Based Social Programs: A Brief Overview for Policymakers and Program Providers
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