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- Adapting the Cups Task (ACT) Study
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- Center for Drug Abuse Prevention in the Child Welfare System
- Child Exposure to Family Violence (CEV)
- CM+
- Cognitive Training Study (CTrain)
- Community Database Research Project
- Competing Models of Socialization Study
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- FAIR (Families Actively Improving Relationships)
- Family R&R
- Family-Peer Linkages
- fMRI Study of Inhibitory Control
- Follow-up of the Kids in Transition to School – Developmental Disabilities Project
- Friends of the Children Mentoring Program (Continuation Study)
- Girls’ Longterm Outcomes—Suicidality and Depression Study (GLO-SADS)
- Health Opportunity for Mother and Child Emotion Function (HOME)
- Healthy Family Project
- Implementing Parent Management Training in Norway
- Indian Family Wellness
- JDC-HIV
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- Kids in Transition to School – Developmental Disabilities Follow-up
- Kids in Transition to School – Developmental Disabilities Project
- Kids in Transition to School (KITS) – Follow-up
- Kids in Transition to School (KITS) – Promise Neighborhoods
- Kids in Transition to School (KITS®)
- Linking the Interests of Families and Teachers
- Linking the Interests of Families and Teachers Couples (LIFT)
- LINKS
- MAP-OPT A: Research on Outpatient Treatment for Adolescents with Comorbidity
- Marriage and Parenting in Stepfamilies
- Meta-Analysis of Family-Based Prevention Programs for Adolescent Substance Abuse Parent Child Study
- Multisystemic Therapy for Emerging Adults MST-EA (NIDA)
- Multisystemic Therapy for Emerging Adults MST-EA (NIMH)
- Oregon Divorce Studies
- Oregon Divorced Fathers Study
- Oregon Prevention Research Center
- Oregon Youth Study
- Oregon Youth Study 2
- Origins
- OSLC Relationship Study 1
- OSLC Relationship Study 2
- OSLC Relationship Study 3
- Parenting Inside Out
- Partnership for Kindergarten Success (PKS)
- Path to Adulthood Study
- Pathways Home: Reducing Risk in the Child Welfare System
- Practical Significance of Effects from Growth Modeling of Alcohol Use Data
- Pragmatic Observational Treatment Integrity Instrument for Child Therapy (TIME)
- Preventing Behavior and Health Problems for Foster Teens
- Process of Fathering: Effects on His Child’s Competence
- ProTeens
- R3 Supervisor Strategy
- RRFT: Integrative Risk Reduction and Treatment for Teen Substance Use Problems and PTSD
- SAF – Randomized Trial of Supervisor Audit-and-Feedback Intervention
- Scale It Up
- Sibling Interaction and Behavior Study
- SIC Coaching Strategy
- Stages of Implementation Completion® (SIC)
- STEP Research and Evaluation on Violence Against Women: Teen Dating Violence, Intimate Partner Violence, and Sexual Violence
- Students with Involved Families and Teachers (SWIFT)
- Studying Adolescent Regulation (StAR) Project
- Testing the Community-Based Learning Collaborative Implementation Model (FPIC)
- The Child Study (Moved to ODI)
- The Latino Youth and Family Empowerment Project – I
- The Latino Youth and Family Empowerment Project – II
- The Middle School Success Project
- The Parent Child Study
- Three Generational Study (3GS)
- Translational Drug Abuse Prevention (TDAP)
- Women’s Substance Use and Intimate Partner Violence
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Stages of Implementation Completion® (SIC)
Principal Investigator: Lisa Saldana, Ph.D.
We know little about how to achieve successful implementations when interventions are rolled out into community settings. The Stages of Implementation Completion® (SIC) was examined in collaboration with developers of three evidence-based practices.
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