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Replicating Evidence-Based Home Visiting Models: A Framework for Assessing Fidelity

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  • Deborah Daro (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)

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This brief presents a system to monitor fidelity in evidence-based infant and early childhood home visiting programs.

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  • Deborah Daro (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago), "undated". "Replicating Evidence-Based Home Visiting Models: A Framework for Assessing Fidelity," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 718741775c7e42b88c75c9225, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    2. Heather Koball & Heather Zaveri & Kimberly Boller & Deborah Daro & Jean Knab & Diane Paulsell & Margaret Hargreaves & Debra A. Strong & Lizabeth Malone & Patricia Del Grosso & Yange Xue, "undated". "Supporting Evidence-Based Home Visiting to Prevent Child Maltreatment: Overview of the Cross-Site Evaluation," Mathematica Policy Research Reports e7ec3c43e0d944e3ace729343, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Diane Paulsell, 2012. "Replicating and Scaling Up Evidence-Based Home Visiting Program: The Role of Implementation Research," Mathematica Policy Research Reports e0abb93020d14fab8e0ceb6b1, Mathematica Policy Research.
    2. Diane Paulsell & Ann M. Berghout & Maegan Lokteff, 2013. "Measuring Implementation of Early Childhood Interventions at Multiple System Levels," Mathematica Policy Research Reports a575fa2ca7624244b0465fcff, Mathematica Policy Research.
    3. Barbara A. Wasik & Shira Kolnik Mattera & Chrishana M. Lloyd & Kimberly Boller, 2013. "Intervention Dosage in Early Childhood Care and Education: It's Complicated," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 65bc22bb6a384f7c9b93a8207, Mathematica Policy Research.

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