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Criminology & Public Policy, 2007
andon my association with diverse commissioners and colleagues, I have twoconflicting reactions: (1) Criminal sentencing practices have come asubstantial distance in 34 years since Judge Marvin Frankel’s essay(Frankel, 1972), which is widely credited with starting the movement torestructure sentencing procedures.
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andon my association with diverse commissioners and colleagues, I have twoconflicting reactions: (1) Criminal sentencing practices have come asubstantial distance in 34 years since Judge Marvin Frankel’s essay(Frankel, 1972), which is widely credited with starting the movement torestructure sentencing procedures.
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Evidence, Decisions, Guidelines, and Standards
HERD: Health Environments Research & Design Journal, 2009HERD promotes the concept of research-informed design for health environments. I have written that design professionals should consider a rigorous process for the examination of relevant evidence and the development of appropriate design interventions for important projects (Hamilton & Watkins, 2009).
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Standards of evidence for emergency nurses
Emergency Nurse, 2016Many people who attend emergency departments and urgent care centres are vulnerable adults or children, or may have been involved in road traffic incidents. In these cases, emergency nurses must safeguard evidence that could prove useful in the elimination, identification and prosecution of suspects.
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More evidence of the need for an ergonomic standard
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2004AbstractBackgroundIn 1999, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) proposed regulations designed to reduce work related inquiries by limiting worker exposure to “ergonomic risk factors.” Congress subsequently overturned the regulations.
Jeff, Biddle, Karen, Roberts
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Applying Evidence Standards to Rehabilitation Research
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2006To describe evidence grading methods employed in the systematic reviews in this special series of articles. To provide an overview of results of these reviews to critique the quality of rehabilitation research. To identify issues in the application of evidence grading methods to rehabilitation.Conceptual review of evidence-based practice and evidence ...
Mark V, Johnston +2 more
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Towards standardizing trusted evidence of identity
Proceedings of the 2013 ACM workshop on Digital identity management, 2013Evidence of identity (EOI), sometimes mentioned as breeder documents in a physical representation form, refers to a single or a set of evidence that can be used to provide confidence to the claimed identity. Trust of evidence of identity needs prudential assessment by an authority or a service provider before such evidence of identity can be accepted ...
Bian Yang +9 more
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Standards for Evidence and Evidence for Standards: The Case of School-Based Drug Prevention
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 2003The Campbell Collaboration Crime and Justice Group continues to focus on issues of evidence: what studies count in a systematic review and how many studies are needed to claim an intervention works. They are not alone. Since the mid-1990s, a number of similar efforts have sprung up to provide guidance to policy makers who wish to adopt programs to ...
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Commentary on the 2015 SPR Standards of Evidence
Prevention Science, 2015We comment on the 2015 Society for Prevention Research standards of evidence document, summarizing major changes from the previous 2005 Standards, and point to ways in which the Standards could be further improved. We endorse important new standards, such as those on testing the causal theory and mechanisms of the intervention, improved trial reporting
Anthony, Biglan +2 more
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Comparative Standards of Evidence in Social Work
Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work, 2013In this article the authors analyze relevant and reliable evidence on the effects of the preferable treatment customized to each social work client. In doing so, the authors look at four major standards of evidence: (1) evidence-based practice, (2) collaboration models (i.e., the Cochrane Collaboration and the Campbell Collaboration), (3) knowledge ...
Ruth, Terrance, Matusitz, Jonathan
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Are standards and evidence sufficient?
The Journal of the American College of Dentists, 2006The origins of standards and guidelines in medicine are traced from work in the 1970s showing that treatment variations could not be accounted for by objective differences in the disease or other conditions of patients. Guidelines based on evidence can be effective in reducing such variation and in reducing costs.
Kathleen T, O'Loughlin, Robert, Compton
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