Practitioner's Guide to Using Research for Evidence-Informed Practice [Rental Edition]

Distinguish between good research and problematic studies using the latest edition of this go-to practitioner's guide 

In the newly revised Third Edition of Practitioner's Guide to Using Research for Evidence Informed Practice, a team of eminent social work research scholars delivers an essential and practical guide to integrating research appraisal into evidence-informed practice. The authors present critical knowledge, skills, and strategies to analyze a variety of research studies and identify significant flaws or errors. 

This book provides the knowledge to improve the delivery of care and optimize treatment by integrating evidence-based practice into practitioners' everyday work. In this latest edition, you'll find: 

• Explorations of clinical client assessment and progress monitoring 
• New chapters on monitoring the implementation of research-supported interventions in service and data analysis. 
• Updated instructor resources, including PowerPoint slides, instructor's manual, and test bank

Ideal for working practitioners, the book's case examples, research synopses and accessibility also make it a favorite resource for use in continuing education, professional development, and training activities.