Dunlop, Judith; Holosko, Michael J.

• Introduction (Judith M. Dunlop and Michael J. Holosko) SECTION I: TECHNOLOGY AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE Information Technology and Social WorkThe Dark Side or Light Side? (Rick Csiernik, Patricia Furze, Laura Dromgole, and Giselle Marie Rishchynski) Is Computer-Assisted EBP Generating Fast Practice? (Larry W. Kreuger, John J. Stretch, and Michael J. Kelly) The SATOL Project: An Interdisciplinary Model of Technology Transfer for Research-to-Practice in Clinical Supervision for Addiction Treatment (Shulamith Lala Ashenberg Straussner, Madeline A. Naegle, Colleen Gillespie, Eileen Wolkstein, Robin Donath, and Efrain C. Azmitia) A Technology Enhanced EBP Model (Dick Schoech, Randy Basham, and John Fluke) Using Information Technology in Planning Program Evaluation (Donald R. Leslie, Michael J. Holosko, and Judith M. Dunlop) Building Evidence-Based Advocacy in Cyberspace: A Social Work Imperative for the New Millennium (John G. McNutt) SECTION II: EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS Geographic Information Systems: Potential Uses in Social Work Education and Practice (Thomas P. Felke) Producing Your Won Evidence for Evidence Based Practice (Shinaz G. Jindani and Claudia P. Newman) Evidence from Virtual Social Work Practice: Implications for Education (Julia Waldman and Jackie Rafferty) SECTION III: IMPLEMENTING EVIDENCE BASED TECHNOLOGY FOR CLIENTS Developing Evidence for an Internet-Based Psychotherapeutic Group Intervention (Elsa Marziali) Benefits of Online Chat for Single Mothers (Pam Miller) Using the Internet to Gather Evidence in Formative Intervention Research: A Feasibility Study of Internet Chat Focus Groups in a Study of Lifestyle Changes in Colon Cancer Survivors (Andrea Meier, Marci K. Campbell, Carol Carr, Zoe Enga, Aimee James, JIll Reedy, and Bo Zheng) Best Practices for Integrating Technology and Service Learning in a Youth Development Program (JoAnn R. Coe-Regan and Julie O’Donnell) SECTION IV: SUMMARY Onward and Upward: A Journey to Somewhere (Judith M. Dunlop) Index Reference Notes Included

Dunlop, Judith; Holosko, Michael J.

• Introduction (Judith M. Dunlop and Michael J. Holosko) SECTION I: TECHNOLOGY AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE Information Technology and Social WorkThe Dark Side or Light Side? (Rick Csiernik, Patricia Furze, Laura Dromgole, and Giselle Marie Rishchynski) Is Computer-Assisted EBP Generating Fast Practice? (Larry W. Kreuger, John J. Stretch, and Michael J. Kelly) The SATOL Project: An Interdisciplinary Model of Technology Transfer for Research-to-Practice in Clinical Supervision for Addiction Treatment (Shulamith Lala Ashenberg Straussner, Madeline A. Naegle, Colleen Gillespie, Eileen Wolkstein, Robin Donath, and Efrain C. Azmitia) A Technology Enhanced EBP Model (Dick Schoech, Randy Basham, and John Fluke) Using Information Technology in Planning Program Evaluation (Donald R. Leslie, Michael J. Holosko, and Judith M. Dunlop) Building Evidence-Based Advocacy in Cyberspace: A Social Work Imperative for the New Millennium (John G. McNutt) SECTION II: EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS Geographic Information Systems: Potential Uses in Social Work Education and Practice (Thomas P. Felke) Producing Your Won Evidence for Evidence Based Practice (Shinaz G. Jindani and Claudia P. Newman) Evidence from Virtual Social Work Practice: Implications for Education (Julia Waldman and Jackie Rafferty) SECTION III: IMPLEMENTING EVIDENCE BASED TECHNOLOGY FOR CLIENTS Developing Evidence for an Internet-Based Psychotherapeutic Group Intervention (Elsa Marziali) Benefits of Online Chat for Single Mothers (Pam Miller) Using the Internet to Gather Evidence in Formative Intervention Research: A Feasibility Study of Internet Chat Focus Groups in a Study of Lifestyle Changes in Colon Cancer Survivors (Andrea Meier, Marci K. Campbell, Carol Carr, Zoe Enga, Aimee James, JIll Reedy, and Bo Zheng) Best Practices for Integrating Technology and Service Learning in a Youth Development Program (JoAnn R. Coe-Regan and Julie O’Donnell) SECTION IV: SUMMARY Onward and Upward: A Journey to Somewhere (Judith M. Dunlop) Index Reference Notes Included

Dunlop, Judith; Holosko, Michael J.

• Introduction (Judith M. Dunlop and Michael J. Holosko) SECTION I: TECHNOLOGY AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE Information Technology and Social WorkThe Dark Side or Light Side? (Rick Csiernik, Patricia Furze, Laura Dromgole, and Giselle Marie Rishchynski) Is Computer-Assisted EBP Generating Fast Practice? (Larry W. Kreuger, John J. Stretch, and Michael J. Kelly) The SATOL Project: An Interdisciplinary Model of Technology Transfer for Research-to-Practice in Clinical Supervision for Addiction Treatment (Shulamith Lala Ashenberg Straussner, Madeline A. Naegle, Colleen Gillespie, Eileen Wolkstein, Robin Donath, and Efrain C. Azmitia) A Technology Enhanced EBP Model (Dick Schoech, Randy Basham, and John Fluke) Using Information Technology in Planning Program Evaluation (Donald R. Leslie, Michael J. Holosko, and Judith M. Dunlop) Building Evidence-Based Advocacy in Cyberspace: A Social Work Imperative for the New Millennium (John G. McNutt) SECTION II: EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS Geographic Information Systems: Potential Uses in Social Work Education and Practice (Thomas P. Felke) Producing Your Won Evidence for Evidence Based Practice (Shinaz G. Jindani and Claudia P. Newman) Evidence from Virtual Social Work Practice: Implications for Education (Julia Waldman and Jackie Rafferty) SECTION III: IMPLEMENTING EVIDENCE BASED TECHNOLOGY FOR CLIENTS Developing Evidence for an Internet-Based Psychotherapeutic Group Intervention (Elsa Marziali) Benefits of Online Chat for Single Mothers (Pam Miller) Using the Internet to Gather Evidence in Formative Intervention Research: A Feasibility Study of Internet Chat Focus Groups in a Study of Lifestyle Changes in Colon Cancer Survivors (Andrea Meier, Marci K. Campbell, Carol Carr, Zoe Enga, Aimee James, JIll Reedy, and Bo Zheng) Best Practices for Integrating Technology and Service Learning in a Youth Development Program (JoAnn R. Coe-Regan and Julie O’Donnell) SECTION IV: SUMMARY Onward and Upward: A Journey to Somewhere (Judith M. Dunlop) Index Reference Notes Included