Evidence-Based Practice Implementation in Kansas - Community Mental Health Journal

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Abstract
Over the last 8 years, Kansas has been successful in the implementation of evidence-based practices. This paper describes the strategies used at multiple levels of the mental health system including: state policy, provider agency management, fidelity and outcome monitoring, supervisor training and support, and practitioner training. The challenges going forth are described.
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Authors Rapp, Charles A.;Goscha, Richard J.;Carlson, Linda S.;Rapp, Charles A.;Goscha, Richard J.;Carlson, Linda S.;
Journal community mental health journal
Year 2010
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doi:10.1007/s10597-010-9311-7
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