Analysis of Evidence-Based Program Registers: Utilization, Impact, and Challenges – Summary of Insights from the Western Michigan University Study – 2024 The CEBC participated in a study conducted by Western Michigan University and funded by the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute on Drug Abuse to examine the impact of Evidence-Based Program Registers (EBPRs) for behavioral … Continued
CEBC Year in Review: General Informational Resources: Implementation and Practice Supports: User Guides: The CEBC regularly reviews website content to ensure that we provide the most current and relevant information. Older resources are moved to our Archived General Tools and Resources page. Page last updated 4/20/2026
Tools for measuring implementation can assist child welfare systems and other service providers with addressing various issues and improving their overall efforts with exploring and installing evidence-based practices. It is important to note that measurement of implementation in child welfare has limited, but growing, available research. A recent review found that most implementation measures do … Continued
Several webinars regarding experiences implementing evidence-based practices are available: Webinars Sponsored by Other Organizations American Youth Policy Forum Webinar October 5, 2015: Examining Strategies to Improve the Use of Research Evidence in Child Welfare Learn about how state and community leaders address the challenge of integrating research evidence into their policy and practice decisions in … Continued
Below are summaries of articles on implementing specific practices rated at least a 3 (Promising Research Evidence) on the CEBC Scientific Rating Scale along with links to the complete article. Click on the citation to see the summary and link. Articles on general implementation issues can be found in the Tools & Resources section.
Privacy: RCHSD Privacy Policy Conflict of Interest: Unless otherwise clearly stated, Rady Children’s Hospital and Health Center and the individual staff and Scientific Panel members involved in the review process do not have a financial interest in the development or dissemination of any specific model listed on the CEBC website. Limitations of the Review Process: … Continued
