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    University of Maryland, Baltimore. School of Social Work. Institute for Innovation & Implementation
    Date
    2012
    Publisher
    University of Maryland, Baltimore. School of Social Work
    Type
    Annual Report
    
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    Functional Family Therapy, Maryland State FY11 Annual Report
    Abstract
    Functional Family Therapy (FFT) is one of five prioritized evidence-based practices chosen by Maryland's Children's Cabinet for Statewide implementation in an effort to reduce costly out-of-home placements and provide empirically supported community-based practices that address key outcomes (e.g., long-term rates or rearrest, school attendance, ect.). Maryland's FFT programs data for fiscal year (FY) 2001 indicate that a diverse group of 866 youth and families received FFT, and that the majority of youth had positive outcomes at discharge from FFT. Further, only a small percentage of youth who received services were ultimately committed to the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services (DJS) because of a new referral or arrest after discharge from FFT.
    Table of Contents
    Executive Summary; Introduction: What is the purpose of this report?; Child and Family Evidence-Based Practice Implementation and Evaluation in Maryland; Definitions: What is and Evidenced-Based Practice? What is Functional Family Therapy? Assessing FFT Utilization and Outcomes: Data; Utilization; Why do we care about utilization of EBPs? Outcomes: Why do we care about Outcomes in EBPs? What are the outcomes of Interest for FFT? Program Outcomes at Discharge; Program outcomes Post-Discharge; FFT in Maryland: Where was FFT offered in Maryland? How was FFT utilized in Maryland in FY11? Who was referred to FFT? Who did not start FFT and why? Who was served by FFT? Additional information about youth served; What do youth look like upon discharge from FFT? How many youth were discharged from FFT and why were they discharged? FFT Ultimate outcomes at Discharge How do youth fare after discharge from FFT? Significant findings: Who did FFT Serve in Maryland and how were services utilized? Did FFT affect youth outcomes in Maryland as expected? Implications; Future Directions and Recommendations; General EBP implementation and evaluation; References
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    A summary of Functional Family Therapy utilization and outcomes across the state of Maryland during the fiscal year 2011.
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    Functional Family Therapy
    Community-based social services--Maryland
    Evidence-Based Practice
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10713/7301
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