According to a large amount of research data, the following variables seem to contribute to the quality of the
implementation and efficacy of the intervention programs, within the school contexts (see Weist, 2005): (a)the
amount and quality of stakeholder input in the program development, guidance, and evaluation, (b)the extent of
collaborative relations among families, school staff, and community providers, (c)the range of preventive and
treatment services, (d)the productivity of the staff, (e)the training and supervision of the staff, (f)the coordination
and avoidance of the duplication of services, (g)the use of empirically supported interventions, (h)the use of
appropriate evaluation strategies, (i)the use of evaluation findings to continuously improve programs and services,
and (j)the use of evaluation findings to broaden the awareness of and support for the mental health efforts of the
school.
According to a large amount of research data, the following variables seem to contribute to the quality of theimplementation and efficacy of the intervention programs, within the school contexts (see Weist, 2005): (a)theamount and quality of stakeholder input in the program development, guidance, and evaluation, (b)the extent ofcollaborative relations among families, school staff, and community providers, (c)the range of preventive andtreatment services, (d)the productivity of the staff, (e)the training and supervision of the staff, (f)the coordinationand avoidance of the duplication of services, (g)the use of empirically supported interventions, (h)the use ofappropriate evaluation strategies, (i)the use of evaluation findings to continuously improve programs and services,and (j)the use of evaluation findings to broaden the awareness of and support for the mental health efforts of theschool.
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