Implementing key worker services: a case study of promoting evidence-based practice

S Mukherjee; P Sloper; B Beresford; P Lund

Implementing key worker services: a case study of promoting evidence-based practice

S Mukherjee, P Sloper, B Beresford, P Lund

Social Policy Research Unit

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Abstract

The failure of research findings to influence practice is well established, particularly in the field of social care. Provision of information alone rarely results in change. A project recently completed by the Social Policy Research Unit, University of York, took an innovative approach to the issue of translating research into practice.

Original language	English
Publisher	Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Place of Publication	York
Publication status	Published - 1999

Publication series

Name	Findings

Keywords

ill/disabled children
multiagency working
social care services issues
research methodologies

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