Titlebook: Evidence-Based Practice in Clinical Social Work; James W. Drisko,Melissa D. Grady Textbook 2019Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland

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Three Perspectives on Evidence-Based Practicere policy, costs, and administrative practices; and third, its impact on privileging certain research methods and research funding. EBP was initially developed to bring research evidence into treatment planning before treatments were begun, yet it has become a means to reshape professional autonomy

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The Steps of Evidence-Based Practice in Clinical Practice: An Overvieworough assessment, Step 1 is to identify practice information needs based on the assessment, Step 2 is to efficiently locate relevant information, Step 3 is to evaluate its quality and relevance to the specific client, Step 4 is to actively and collaboratively discuss the best available research res

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Step 1 of EBP: Assessment in Clinical Social Work and Identifying Practice Information Needstice information needs related to the client’s strengths, situation, and needs. Several assessment models are introduced and examined critically: the social work person-in-environment (PIE) model, the risk and resiliency model, the family systems model, the psychodynamic model, and the medical model

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Step 3 of EBP: Part 3—Meta-analysis and Systematic Reviews, Aggregating Research Results multiple research studies using a method called the systematic review. Systematic reviews locate and combine the results of multiple studies using clearly defined and transparently reported standards. The statistical results of studies are aggregated and compared using a set of techniques called me

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Step 4 of EBP: Collaboratively Discussing Treatment Options with the Clientsummary of the results to the client and actively exploring how the results fit with the client’s needs, situation, values, and preferences. This chapter examines why such an active, collaborative discussion is important and how it serves to support positive client outcomes. Four rationales for acti

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Steps 5 and 6 of EBP: Finalizing the Treatment Plan and Practice Evaluationollaborative exploration of relevant and potentially effective treatments done in Step 4. Step 6 of the EBP process is to implement the treatment, including monitoring and evaluation of the client’s progress. This chapter explores several issues related to finalizing the treatment plan. Clinical exp

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Sam: An Older, Gay Man Who Appears Depressedo appears depressed. Sam was referred by his primary care physician for problems concentrating and changes in his daily routines and feeling very “tired.” Sam states he is isolated and has had several significant losses and changes over the past 5?years. Issues of assessment are addressed, and the s