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Published 12-2019
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Archived - Balancing Fidelity & Adaptation: A Best Practices Guide for Evidence-based Program Implementation
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A best-practices guide for assessing, adapting, and developing evidence-based programming for your community’s youth and family positive outcome needs.
Published: December 2019
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SKU: FS328E
Category: Archived
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