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In 2001, CHARPP launched the Real Data in Real
Time conference series to provide a forum for
agencies to share how they used evaluation and
performance data in their agencies.
Our conference features three tracks of speakers
and at least one keynote speaker each year. Attendees
include executive directors, clinicians, evaluators,
quality professionals and direct service staff.
Review conference information for
2002, 2003,
2004, 2005,
2006, 2007
and 2008.
What are attendees saying about our 2008 conference?
"This was informative and I feel much more
knowledgeable about the current thinking on EBP
and how to implement and integrate using EBP in
our organization."
"Excellent host, organizers, and facility
comforts."
"One of the best I've attended!"
"Great program and great participants."
"Great presenters. I appreciated the real
life stories and the accessibility to the
presenters."
Here's a list of what attendees liked best
. . .
"The presentation of up-to-date information
and current trends in children's mental health
services and their evaluation."
"I appreciated the attention to moving beyond
EPB as the essential element of treatment and
care."
"I enjoyed seeing what progress programs
similar to my own are making when they struggle
with similar teatment and implementation issues."
I liked the variety of topics--from research
to clinicans--something for everyone. It is a
very useful conference."
"It presented models applied in a manner
that relates to my work."
"Getting to meet and talk with others in
the field; learn new ideas"
"EBP thinking outside the box."
"Good, relevant information."
"Having a variety of speakers, sessions,
and the option to choose which session was the
best fit for each attendee."
"I like the mix of research and practice
and that the work is based on research of implemented
programs. It helps me think about design and evaluation
of my own program."
"I learned a great deal throughout the conference."
"Opportunity to think, discuss, interact."
"Addressed practical implementation strategy."
"The presenters, their knowledge, discussion,
and accessibility."
"The small size makes it easier to network."
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