Dissemination is an important part of implementation science and this handout will give you tips on how to make successful dissemination decisions.
Children’s Bureau Child Welfare Information Gateway (2014)
PII Approach: Building Implementation and Evaluation Capacity in Child Welfare
The PII approach integrates the tenets of implementation science and program evaluation into a coordinated framework to support and evaluate this initiative. This report describes this collaborative approach to implementation and evaluation that is currently underway.
Children’s Bureau Child Welfare Information Gateway (2014)
Sexual and Reproductive Health of Youth in Out-of-Home Care: A Policy and Practice Framework for Child Welfare
For the past several years, the Center for the Study of Social Policy (CSSP) has been working to bring attention to the unmet needs of youth in foster care who are expecting a child and/or parenting. This document is the cornerstone of a three-part compendium of sexual and reproductive health guidance and resources for child welfare jurisdictions. This document is intended primarily for child welfare leadership and policy makers. The document briefly explores the urgent need for comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care for youth in out-of-home care and lays down nine fundamental principles for action. It provides extensive guidance for jurisdictions as they consider the policies and practices they should have into place to better serve adolescents in or leaving foster care.
The Permanency Innovations Initiative (PII) Approach to Evaluation
The PII Approach to Evaluation is part of the overall PII Approach, which integrates implementation science and program evaluation in a coordinated framework.
Children’s Bureau Child Welfare Information Gateway (2014)
Using Child Welfare Administrative Data in the Permanency Innovations Initiative Evaluation
Administrative data provide a rich source of information for child welfare administrators and the child welfare research community. This paper will give readers guidelines on which data to use and how best to use it.
Children’s Bureau Child Welfare Information Gateway (2014)