Evidence-Based 101 is a three-module course pertaining to evidence-based practices, programs, and research.
Module One introduces the concept of evidence-based practice and how it impacts daily work. Module Two addresses needs assessments, how they are executed, and how their data can be analyzed and applied to program selection. This module also provides information on understanding an agency’s internal capacity to provide evidence-based or evidence-informed programs and practices as well as how that capacity impacts services. Components of effective practices, such as evaluation and identifying outcomes, are also discussed. Researching evidence-based programs is addressed in Module Three.
Course registrants will be able to explore resources that help with this task and identify key questions for comparing different programs. A workbook is included with the course to support learning.
