A State Agency–University Partnership for Translational Research and the Dissemination of Evidence-Based Prevention and Intervention
Source: Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research, July 2012
An Evidence-Based Review of Early Intervention and Prevention of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Source: Community Mental Health Journal, July 2016
An Intervention to Help Community-Based Organization Implement an Evidence-Based HIV Prevention Intervention: The Mpowerment Project Technology Exchange System
Source: American Journal of Community Psychology, March 2012
Community and School Mental Health Professionals’ Knowledge and Use of Evidence Based Substance Use Prevention Programs
Source: Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research, July 2013
Determinants of Community Coalition Ability to Support Evidence-Based Programs
Source: Prevention Science, September 2010
Does Federal Policy Support the Use of Scientific Evidence in School-Based Prevention Programs
Source: Prevention Science, March 2007
Essential Elements for Community Engagement in Evidence-Based Youth Violence Prevention
Source: American Journal of Community Psychology, September 2011
Evidence-Based Practices for Preventing Substance Abuse and Mental Health Problems in Older Adults
Source: Older Americans Substance Abuse and Mental Health Technical Assistance Center
Evidence-Based Prevention of Cannabis Use in Flanders Is There a Role for Health Economic Evaluation?
Source: Archives of Public Health, December 2010
Evidence-Based Programs
Source: Office of Adolescent Health
HIV Prevention Among African American Youth: How Well Have Evidence-Based Interventions Addressed Key Theoretical Constructs?
Source: AIDS and Behavior, July 2011
Implementation Measurement for Evidence-Based Violence Prevention Programs in Communities
Source: Journal of Community Health, August 2016
Integrating Evidence-Based Resources for Chronic Disease Prevention
Source: NACCHO
Mobilizing Communities to Implement Evidence-Based Practices for Youth Violence Prevention Introduction to the Special Issue
Source: American Journal of Community Psychology, September 2011
Mobilizing Communities to Implement Evidence-Based Practices in Youth Violence Prevention: The State of the Art
Source: American Journal of Community Psychology, September 2011
National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices
Source: SAMHSA
Needed Relapse-Prevention Research on Novel Framework (ASPIRE Model) for Substance Use Disorders Treatment
Source: Frontiers in Psychology
Protecting Students from Sexual Assault
Source: The US Department of Justice
Quality Improvement as a Tool for Translating Evidence-Based Interventions Into Practice: What the Youth Violence Prevention Communtiy can Learn from Healthcare
Source: American Journal of Community Psychology, September 2011
Substance Abuse in Children of Parents with Mental Illness: Risks, Resilience, and Best Prevention Practices
Source: Journal of Primary Prevention, June 2003
Sustaining Evidence-Based Prevention Programs: Correlates in a Large-Scale Dissemination Initiative
Source: Prevention Science, January 2015
The Intersection Between Prevention Science and Evidence-Based Policy: How the SPR Evidence Standards Support Human Services Prevention Programs
Source: Prevention Science, October 2015
The Prevalence of Evidence-Based Drug Use Prevention Curricula in U.S. Middle Schools in 2005
Source: Prevention Science, March 2009
The Process of Adoption of Evidence-Based Tobacco Use Prevention Programs in California Schools
Source: Prevention Science, January 2015
The Role of a State-Level Prevention Support System in Promoting High-Quality Implementation and Sustainability of Evidence-Based Programs
Source: American Journal of Community Psychology , December 2012
The Triple P Implementation Framework: The Role of Purveyors in the Implementation and Sustainability of Evidence-Based Programs
Source: Prevention Science, July 2016
TIP 26: Substance Abuse Among Older Adults: Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series 26
Source: University of Washington Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute
