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Aired on June 12, 2018 Dixie King, Ph.D., focuses on three common ways to measure fidelity to evidence-based programs: through structure, content, and delivery.

The use of “evidence-based programs” has become a common requirement in applications for grant funding. Replicating an evidence-based program “with fidelity” can be generally defined as “replicating a program in a way that research shows to be effective.” This presents unique challenges both to the program staff and to the program evaluator: the former may be struggling to replicate the program under adverse conditions or in the face of policy prohibitions, while the evaluator must determine what constitutes “fidelity,” and what compromises it beyond repair. This session focuses on three common ways to measure fidelity: through structure, content, and delivery. It also explores how fidelity to evidence-based practice can become a key to program sustainability.

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