Making the Case for What Works: Using Evidence-Based Practices to Support Innovation

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Implementing evidence-based practices can help ensure effective service design and delivery without reinventing the wheel. It is the process of systematically finding, appraising and using current research findings as the basis for making sound programmatic design decisions.

Take a look at this engaging presentation to gain a solid understanding of what evidence-based practices are and how you can acquire and use them to inform the development of new programs or initiatives. And, most important, you will learn how to communicate to funders and other stakeholders the value of your idea and why they should invest in it.

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Methodology:

Non-Methodology Specific

Topics:

Planning/Policy/Governance/Leadership - General Data-Driven Decisions Research and Evaluation Process Leadership Strategic Planning System Building/Change Program Design/Service Delivery

Target Populations:

General Audience

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Non-Program Specific

Geographic Locations:

National Scope

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Cross-Industry

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Resource Publication Date: 2015
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Funding Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration
Resource Availability: Publicly available
Posted by: Burak Yuksel
Posted in: Workforce System Strategies