Evidence-Based Practice: Counterarguments to Objections

By L. Gibbs, E. Gambrill. 2002

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The Myth of Evidence-Based Practice: Towards Evidence-Informed Practice (2011, neutral): “A well-formed question describes the client, alternate course(s) of action, and intended result’ (Gibbs and Gambrill, 2002, pp. 453–4).”
Self‐stigma and the “why try” effect: impact on life goals and evidence‐based practices (2009, background): “Research from a variety of mental health disciplines have defined evidence-based priorities, including psychiatry (41,42), social work (43), and psychology (44).”
Feasibility Study of the Social Enterprise Intervention With Homeless Youth (2008, background): “Our partnership also responds to the professional call for clear examples regarding how to involve the practice community in the design, implementation, and evaluation of intervention research (Gibbs & Gambrill, 2002).”
Pragmatism as a Research Paradigm and Its Implications for Social Work Research (2019, methodology): “…quantitative experimental methods such as large randomized control trials, single system designs, or systematic reviews with meta-analysis of research experiments (see Gambrill 1999; Gibbs and Gambrill 2002; Kubiak et al. 2015; Lo et al. 2015; Macdonald 2001; Macdonald et al. 1992; Mullen 2002).”
Preparing Social Work Practitioners to Use Evidence-Based Practice (2009, background): “…motivation to use research evidence in practice can be increased by EBP training, despite prior studies that have indicated that social workers often prefer sources of knowledge other than research to inform practice (see Gibbs & Gambrill, 2002; Kirk & Rosenblatt, 1981; Mullen & Bacon, 2006).”
AGENCY–UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP FOR EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN SOCIAL WORK (2008, neutral): “…how the medical EBP approach might be amended and adjusted for application in social service contexts have been developed and described by a number of researchers (Anderson, Cosby, Swan, Moore, & Broekhoven, 1999; Gibbs & Gambrill, 2002; Rosen, Proctor, Morrow-Howell, Auslander, & Staudt, 1993).”
Views of Evidence-Based Practice Among Faculty in Master of Social Work Programs: A National Survey (2007, background): “Gibbs and Gambrill (2002) warned that some are making inflated evidentiary claims in promoting certain interventions as evidence based.”