Tag Archives: Evidence-informed practice

Rethinking the roles of families and clients in evidence-based practice

Posted on 30 September 2016 by Graeme Stuart

The principles which underpinned our approach to supporting Children and Parenting Support programs to implement evidence-based programs and practice as part of the Children and Families Expert Panel, had a large influence on how I presented evidence-based practice in the … Continue reading →

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What is evidence-informed practice?

Posted on 23 September 2016 by Graeme Stuart

Some authors appear to use evidence-based practice and evidence-informed practice interchangeably [e.g., 1] but other authors identify significant difference [2-5]. The main difference is in the approach to evidence. Webber & Carr [4] suggest that, in evidence-informed practice: Evidence is … Continue reading →