Implementation of Evidence-Based Practices in Routine Care Settings: Feasibility, Acceptablity, and Provider Fidelity

Saturday, May 16, 2015: 2:40 PM-3:30 PM
Grand Ballroom B (Grand America Hotel)
Moderator:
L. R. Watson
2:40 PM
177.001
A Pilot Study of an Innovative Service Delivery Model for Training Intervention Providers: Combining Web-Based Learning, Live Instruction and Remote Consultation
A. L. Wainer B. Ingersoll K. Pickard
2:52 PM
177.002
Measuring the Impact of Training Community Mental Health Providers to Deliver a Package of Evidence-Based Strategies for ASD on Provider Behavior and Attitudes
C. Chlebowski W. Ganger L. Brookman-Frazee
3:04 PM
177.003
Community Mental Health Therapist Perspectives on Changes in Clinical Practice Associated with Training and Delivery of a Mental Health Intervention for ASD
M. Dyson C. Chlebowski N. Stadnick L. I. Brookman-Frazee
3:16 PM
177.004
Factors Associated with Intervention Uptake in Community Practice: Acceptability, Feasibility, and Implementation Climate
C. Harker S. R. Edmunds L. V. Ibanez C. Froehlig S. Nanda A. Penney R. Talley W. L. Stone
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