Choosing Effective Interventions

Abstract

Recent evaluations of social work have provided evidence for the effectiveness of a variety of treatment methods. This development has greatly aided in the establishment of a scientific basis for the profession but has not significantly influenced the decision making of practitioners. One reason for this is the difficulty of rendering such information into a form that is useful to practitioners. This article suggests guidelines that practitioners can follow in assessing and utilizing research findings.

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