EVIDENCE-BASED DEFINITION

Evidence-based programs or practices ("EBP") are typically defined as follows:

• Proven to be successful through research.
• Produced positive outcomes.
• Established replication in different settings and populations over time.

Successful, evidence-based programs deliver quantifiable, sustainable results and are cost-effective to implement. Evidence-based practices differ from approaches that are based on tradition, belief, convention or anecdotal evidence.

STRENGTHEN FAMILIES • LOWER COSTS • REDUCE CRIME:

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