Promoting Evidence-informed Practice in Child Welfare in Ontario: Progress, Challenges and Future Directions.

Wes  Shera; Katharine Dill

Promoting Evidence-informed Practice in Child Welfare in Ontario: Progress, Challenges and Future Directions.

Wes Shera , Katharine Dill

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Abstract

Paper explores the findings from a province-wide program evaluation of Practice and Research Together (PART: www. partcanada.org); The paper is a unique evaluation of a knowledge exchange program and provides interesting analysis of how front-line practitioners, supervisors and senior leaders engage, utilize and contribute to evidence-informed practice.

Original language	English
Pages	204-213
Number of pages	9
Specialist publication	Research on Social Work Practice
Publication status	Published - 2012

Keywords

evidence-informed practice
implmentation
child welfare

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