Articles

A Case for Evidence-Based Practice

Batista, Tara Ann

Evidence-based practice (EBP) has enjoyed increasing popularity in the field of social work. However, not everyone is enthusiastic about this movement. This paper defines EBP, attempts to clarify common misconceptions about EBP, and organizes and analyzes some of the criticisms of EBP so that the field of social work can move onto a more productive debate about its legitimate
strengths and limitations.

Subjects

Files

  • thumnail for 2010_vol1_pg45_batista.pdf 2010_vol1_pg45_batista.pdf application/pdf 801 KB Download File

Also Published In

Title
Columbia Social Work Review
DOI
https://doi.org/10.7916/cswr.v8i1.1964

More About This Work

Academic Units
Social Work
Published Here
February 13, 2013