A Trusted Source of Information: How Systematic Reviews Can Support User Decisions About Adopting Evidence-Based Programs

Diane Paulsell, Jaime Thomas, Shannon Monahan and Neil S. Seftor

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Abstract: Systematic reviews sponsored by federal departments or agencies play an increasingly important role in disseminating information about evidence-based programs and have become a trusted source of information for administrators and practitioners seeking evidence-based programs to implement.

Keywords: systematic review; meta-analysis; external validity; program implementation; scale-up (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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