2016 · Rapport · Anglais
What works in Europe? Developing a European Communities that Care database of effective prevention programmes
Axford, N., Sonthalia, S., Wrigley, Z., Webb, L., Mokhtar, N., Brook, L., Wilkinson, T., Hunt, A., Timmons, L., Raja, A., Rawsthorn, M., Goodwin, A., Ohlson, C., Price, H., Whybra, L., Jamison, K., & Morpeth, L.
Axford, N., Sonthalia, S., Wrigley, Z., Webb, L., Mokhtar, N., Brook, L., Wilkinson, T., Hunt, A., Timmons, L., Raja, A., Rawsthorn, M., Goodwin, A., Ohlson, C., Price, H., Whybra, L., Jamison, K., & Morpeth, L. (2016). What works in Europe? Developing a European Communities that Care database of effective prevention programmes. Dartington Social Research Unit, for the CTC European Network. communities-that-care.eu/downloads/ctc-european-network-what-works-in-europe-2016.pdf
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Résumé
The programme review of the EU-funded CTC European Network (2013–2015). The Dartington Social Research Unit screened prevention programmes that had been evaluated in Europe against the Blueprints standards for evidence-based programmes and compiled the ones that met them into a European database for CTC communities, with the risk and protective factors each programme addresses. Partners in Austria, Croatia, Cyprus, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden supplied candidate programmes and studies. The review became the basis of the CTC entries in the EUDA Xchange prevention registry; it is a systematic screening of programme evidence, not an evaluation of CTC itself.