Ipl2: Information You Can Trust. Speechbite. Briefs | autismpdc.fpg.unc.edu. Evidence-based practice (EBP) briefs have been developed for all 24 identified evidence-based practices. Select a practice in the list below to access the overview of the practice and downloadable PDF files for the EBP brief and the individual components. An evidence-based practice brief consists of the following core components: Components of an Evidence-Based Practice Brief Overview: A general description of the practice and how it can be used with learners with autism spectrum disorders. Step-by-Step Instructions for Implementation: Explicit step-by-step directions detailing exactly how to implement a practice, based on the research articles identified in the evidence base. Implementation Checklist: The implementation checklist offers a way to document the degree to which practitioners are following the step-by-step directions for implementation, which are based on the research articles identified in the evidence base.
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Www.speechandlanguage.com/ebp/pdfs/2-4-december-2007.pdf. EBP Briefs | Speech and Language. We are pleased to introduce a tool for your everyday decision-making—a combination electronic and print, peer-reviewed journal called Evidence-based Practice (EBP) Briefs. Since its beginning in 2006, EBP Briefs seeks to answer some of the biggest questions of your daily activities, supported with evidence and written practically and efficiently for you by leaders in speech-language pathology and related disciplines. One of the goals of EBP Briefs is to allow you to read and implement easily. As always, we are interested in your feedback on EBP Briefs in general and are also looking to you to help identify specific questions you would like us to explore in upcoming EBP Briefs.
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The Campbell Collaboration. Early Childhood Education. What works in schools. TBI. Best evidence statement (BESt). Partnering with parents for greater treatment outcomes in speech-language pathology. The strength of the recommendation (strongly recommended, recommended, or no recommendation) and the quality of the evidence (1a‒5b) are defined at the end of the "Major Recommendations" field. It is strongly recommended that speech-language pathologists train and counsel parents regarding methods of initiating a home program and clearly communicate that participation in a home program will accelerate progress towards speech and language goals (Roberts & Kaiser, 2011 [1a]; Allen & Marshall, 2011 [2a]; McDuffie & Yoder, 2010 [2a]; Fey et al., 2006 [2a]; Yoder & Warren, 2002 [2a]; Gunther & Hautvast, 2010 [3a-controlled clinical trial (CCT)]; McConachie et al., 2005 [3a]; Pennington et al., 2009 [4a]; Scherer, D'Antonio, & McGahey, 2008 [4a]; Crowe, Norris, & Hoffman, 2004 [4a]; Kashinath, Woods, & Goldstein, 2006 [4b]; Reagon & Higbee, 2009 [5a]).
Definitions: Table of Evidence Levels †a = good quality study; b = lesser quality study Table of Recommendation Strength.
Home Page of the ANCDS Website. Home. NIHR Centre for Reviews and Dissemination - CRD Database. Welcome | Cochrane Developmental, Psychosocial and Learning Problems Group. Reviews. ASHA's Evidence Maps. N-CEP Evidence-Based Systematic Reviews. Compendium of EBP Guidelines and Systematic Reviews. Web Tutorials About General EBP Information. EBP Web-Based Tutorials. Steps in the Process. Evidence-Based Practice Introduction. There is an abundance of definitions of evidence-based practice (EBP).
Fortunately, most of them say essentially the same thing. The most well-known definition is that put forth by David Sackett and colleagues: "Evidence-based medicine is the integration of best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values. " (Sackett D et al. Evidence-Based Medicine: How to Practice and Teach EBM, 2nd edition. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh, 2000, p.1) In 2004, ASHA's Executive Board convened a coordinating committee on evidence-based practice. The goal of EBP is the integration of: (a) clinical expertise/expert opinion, (b) external scientific evidence, and (c) client/patient/caregiver values to provide high-quality services reflecting the interests, values, needs, and choices of the individuals we serve.
Documents of Interest. N-CEP Evidence-Based Systematic Reviews. Identifying and Implementing Educational Practices Supported By Rigorous Evidence: A User Friendly Guide - Purpose and Executive Summary. Purpose and Executive Summary This Guide seeks to provide educational practitioners with user-friendly tools to distinguish practices supported by rigorous evidence from those that are not.
The field of K-12 education contains a vast array of educational interventions - such as reading and math curricula, schoolwide reform programs, after-school programs, and new educational technologies - that claim to be able to improve educational outcomes and, in many cases, to be supported by evidence. This evidence often consists of poorly-designed and/or advocacy-driven studies.
State and local education officials and educators must sort through a myriad of such claims to decide which interventions merit consideration for their schools and classrooms. If practitioners have the tools to identify evidence-based interventions, they may be able to spark major improvements in their schools and, collectively, in American education.
In addition, appendix B contains a checklist to use in this process. Top.