The Innovate Phase: Co-Creating Evidence-Informed Solutions to Improve Human Services Programs

Michelle Derr, Jonathan McCay and Ann Person

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Abstract: This practice brief focuses on the second phase of the process—Innovate—which is intended to help both researchers of human services programs and the professionals who administer programs to generate new and innovative ideas to address pressing challenges.

Keywords: learning; innovation; improvement; iteration; rapid cycle evaluation; human-centered design; design thinking (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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