Human Services Research Dissemination: What Works?

Publication Date: April 24, 2013

Current as of: December 18, 2018

Introduction

What are the most effective approaches to disseminating research on human services programs? This report reviews relevant literature from human services, health care, and other fields. The study combines dissemination models with communication theory and discusses barriers to dissemination. It offers solutions and principles relevant for dissemination to the multiple.

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Report

OPRE Research Topics:

Abuse, Neglect, Adoption & Foster Care , Child Care , Head Start & Early Head Start , Home Visiting , Self-Sufficiency, Welfare & Employment , Strengthening Families, Fatherhood, Healthy Relationships & Marriages

Projects:

OPRE Research Dissemination Project

Topics:

Child Welfare , Reporting , Child Care , Early Childhood , Early Head Start , Head Start , Home Visiting , Economic Mobility , Self-Sufficiency , Employment/Jobs , Welfare Reform , Families , Fatherhood , Marriage

Tags:

Adoption , Child Abuse & Neglect , Foster Care , Housing , Reporting , Research , Social Services , Trauma , Trauma-Informed Care , Performance Plans , Child Development , Child Support , Communities , Cultural Sensitivity , Education , Eligibility , Grants , Partnerships , Poverty , Program Funding , Whole Family Strategies , Evidence-based Approaches , Home Visiting , Case Management , Child Welfare , Health , Tribal , Benefits , Capacity Building , Career Pathways/Training , Rural Areas , Community Development , Financial Literacy , Employer Responsibilities , Homelessness , Prevention & Intervention , Prisoner Reentry , Public Awareness , Work Requirements , Economic Mobility , Employment/Jobs , Teen Pregnancy , Violence , Dating Violence , Domestic Violence , Sexual Assault , Youth , Youth Positive Development