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Applying Randomized Controlled Trials and Systematic Reviews in Social Work Research

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This article elaborates on the centrality of interventions for social work practice and the importance of understanding the effects of interventions for a more efficient, harmless, transparent, and ethical social work practice. Low-bias research designs and meta-analyses are important means of generating the best possible evidence on what works in social work practice. An evidence-based practice model is promising in terms of translating and implementing scientific evidence that is uncertain, volatile, and incomplete and might be difficult to access

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Series Title

Research on Social Work Practice

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London : Sage Publications., 2008

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Language

English

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1049-7315

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Vol. 18, No. 4, Page 311-318

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Interventions
social work practice
Evidence-based practice
Systematic reviews

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