Evidence Based Practices at the Innovations Institute

Maryland has made a commitment to utilize evidence based and promising practices to ensure that effective community education, opportunities, support, and treatment options are available to the children, youth, and families for whom they are appropriate. Innovations Institute is providing technical assistance to the state, local jurisdictions, and providers in the implementation of EBPs.  Check out the links below to find out more information about EBPs in Maryland.

  1. Evidence-Based Practice, Promising Practice, & Practice-Based Evidence: What’s the difference?

  2. HOW READY IS THE COMMUNITY FOR CHANGE?  Assessing Stakeholder “Buy-In” and Community Readiness for Change

  3. We want change! So now what? Stages of the Implementation Process

  4. HOW DOES AN INTERVENTION BECOME AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE?  EBP = Science + Clinical Utility + Cultural Competence

Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Multisystemic Therapy

Functional Family Therapy

Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care

 

 

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