Journal of Evidence-Informed Social Work
The Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work examines the fast-growing use of evidence-based practice in everyday care, identifying and evaluating cutting-edge theory, techniques, and strategies. The journal presents literature from practitioners, researchers, and academics that collates and analyzes research findings relative to practice issues and intervention approaches over a given period of time. It can help you make the most of your time and effort as you weigh current evidence options and determine which one serves your clients’ best interests and leads to the desired outcome.
The Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work is a unique resource for social work practitioners, clinicians and educators, mental health professionals, and counselors seeking to add a research base to confirm their practice observations or to substantiate “things that work.” It will help sharpen your evaluation skills and diagnostic techniques, and help you design effective treatment procedures as you work to develop longitudinal studies, systematic reviews, qualitative studies, cause-and-effect reviews, and comparison studies. The Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work is an essential resource for expanding your practice or your practical knowledge on the application of evidence-based theory in social work.
Peer Review Policy: All review papers in this journal have undergone editorial screening and peer review.
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