Evidence-based Programming/Programs (EBP)
“Evidence-Based”
Interventions, practices, and/or information that have been identified
as true, valid, and reliable through an expert consensus or an
analytical process using commonly agreed-upon criteria, not limited to
randomized trials and open to observational trials.
Brounstein, P.J., Zweig, J.M., and Gardner, S.E. (2001). Science-based practices in Substance Abuse Prevention: A Guide.
Two Overarching Guiding Principles:
- Effectiveness
- Accountability
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