Cracking the “Black Box”: Journey Mapping's Tracking System in a Drug Court Program Evaluation

Crunkilton, Dhira D.; Robinson, Margaret

doi:10.1080/15332560802347302

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“…Although the social workers recruited in Parker-Oliver and colleagues' (2006) study were intended to have high involvement in the delivery of services, they noted that the social workers were resistant to participate. Social workers in the remaining two studies (Crunkilton & Robinson, 2008; Crunkilton 2009; Kernsmith & Kernsmith) seemed to provide fewer services. With the exception of one study (Crawford et al, 2013), the extent to which providers were trained in the intervention and specific duration of the treatment was not clear.…”

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Technology-Based Interventions in Social Work Practice: A Systematic Review of Mental Health Interventions

Ramsey

Montgomery

2014

Social Work in Health Care

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Despite concerns around the use of technology-based interventions, they are increasingly being employed by social workers as a direct practice methodology to address the mental health needs of vulnerable clients. Researchers have highlighted the importance of using innovative technologies within social work practice, yet little has been done to summarize the evidence and collectively assess findings. In this systematic review, we describe accounts of technology-based mental health interventions delivered by social workers over the past 10 years. Results highlight the impacts of these tools and summarize advantages and disadvantages to utilizing technologies as a method for delivering or facilitating interventions.

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