Conducting Multiple Site Evaluations in Real-World Settings: New Directions for Evaluation #94
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In the past decade, interest in multisite evaluation has grown, but there is still not a substantial literature on the issues involved in conducting evaluations in multiple sites. There are, however, a number of threads that readers may be interested in pursuing. The literature on clinical trials increasingly contains references to conducting multicenter clinical trials. Cluster evaluation is an approach to multisite evaluation that has been developed by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation for improving the evaluation of certain foundation initiatives. The studies described in this volume represent an approach to multisite evaluation that has much in common with the clinical trials tradition. However, it shares with cluster evaluation an appreciation for the adjustments that are necessary to reflect the realities of conducting evaluation research in actual service settings.

This is the 94th issue of the quarterly report New Directions for Evaluation.

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JAMES M. HERRELL is a social science analyst with the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

ROGER B. STRAW is director of the Division of Planning and Evaluation, Office of Planning and Evaluation, Health Resources and Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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EDITORS' NOTES (James M. Herrell, Roger B. Straw).

1. A Framework for Understanding and Improving Multisite Evaluations (Roger B. Straw, James M. Herrell).

2. Treating Marijuana Dependence in Adults: A Multisite, Randomized Clinical Trial (Thomas F. Babor, Karen L. Steinberg, Bonnie McRee, Janice Vendetti, Kathleen M. Carroll).

3. The Pioneer: The Employment Intervention Demonstration Program (Judith A. Cook, Martha Ann Carey, Lisa A. Razzano, Jane Burke, Crystal R. Blyler).

4. A Prospective Meta-Analytic Approach in a Multisite Study of Homelessness Prevention (Steven Banks, Gregory J. McHugo, Valerie Williams, Robert E. Drake, Marybeth Shinn).

5. A Multisite Evaluation of Supported Housing: Lessons Learned from Cross-Site Collaboration (Debra J. Rog, Frances L. Randolph).

6. A Multisite Evaluation of Treatment of Methamphetamine Dependence in Adults (Richard A. Rawson, Patricia J. Marinelli-Casey, Alice Huber).

7. Lessons Learned About Science and Participation from Multisite Evaluations (H. Stephen Leff, Virginia Mulkern).

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