
MISSION:
The Ohio Community Corrections
Association (OCCA) offers to member
community correction service providers
the opportunity for advocacy and
professional development, which enhances
the ability to reduce repeat criminal
offending.
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OHIO
Community Corrections Association
P.O. Box 6868
Columbus, Ohio 43205
Telephone:
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CURRENT EVENTS
TRAINING REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
TRAINING SPONSORED BY THE OHIO COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS ASSOCIATION
"FIDELITY AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES"
SEPTEMBER 2, 2010 Registration: 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m Program: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
31st FLOOR RIFFE CENTER, located in downtown Columbus at 77 S. High Street, Columbus, Oh 43215
PRESENTERS:
Kimberly Sperber, Ph.D., Clinical Research Officer, Talbert House
and
Lori Brusman Lovins, MSW, LISW-S, Research Associate, University of Cincinnati, Center for Criminal Justice Research
TRAINING OVERVIEW Currently, many correctional programs are allocating a great deal of resources to implementing evidence-based practices/models in an effort to improve client outcomes. Often times, however, agencies equate implementation solely to staff training. The subsequent assumption is that the staff are competent in the new model and are delivering the services as designed. The result is often poor fidelity to the model and corresponding poor client outcomes. While staff training is necessary for implementing evidence-based practices, training alone is not sufficient. Agencies must build an infrastructure that allows the organization to assess, monitor, and insure fidelity to the model. This is especially critical given emerging research demonstrating a direct relationship between fidelity and client outcomes. This training will help providers understand, plan for, develop and effectively monitor fidelity in the structure and delivery of evidence-based practices in programs. The focus will be on improving overall program quality and meeting the foremost goal of recidivism reduction through fidelity to evidence based practices.
6 RCHs & CEUs
6 Changing offender Behavior (COB) Credits
TO REGISTER ONLINE AND PAY WITH A CREDIT CARD, CLICK ON THE REGISTRATION LINK AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE.
IF YOU PREFER TO PAY BY CHECK, PLEASE CLICK ON THE REGISTRATION LINK ABOVE, DOWNLOAD THE PAPER REGISTRATION, AND SUBMIT BY MAIL OR FAX TO BE INVOICED.
State of Corrections Today Senate Finance and Financial Institutions Committee Testimony Donate to the Esme Kenney Memorial Scholarship Fund
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