Evidence-Based Practice at the Crossroads: The Role of Common Elements and Common Factors
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Barth Lee Lindsey NASW presentation ...
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What is the Common Elements Approach?The Common Elements of Treatment Engagement
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Presented at the National Association of Social Workers' 6th Annual Fall Clinical Conference. Barth, Lee, Lindsey: Evidence-Based Practice at the Crossroads, The Role of Common Elements and Common Factors; Lee, Barth, Lindsey, Strieder, Evangelista, Becker: What Is the Common Elements Approach?; Lindsey, Lee, Strieder, Barth, Evangelista, Becker: The Common Elements of Treatment Engagement. Authors' affiliation (Barth, Lee, Lindsey, Strieder): School of Social Work, University of Maryland, Baltimore. Author's affiliation (Evangelista): School of Medicine, University of Maryland, Baltimore. Author's affiliation (Becker): School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.Keyword
common elements approachMeasurement feedback systems
Evidence-based social work
Child welfare
Medical protocols
Evidence-Based Practice
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