The Linking of Research and Service
Proposes a rethinking of a process of technology transfer, taking into foremost consideration the validity of the research-derived knowledge to be imparted to practitioners. Argues for the utility of having an intermediate level of the application of research findings that involves replication of st...
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| description | Proposes a rethinking of a process of technology transfer, taking into foremost consideration the validity of the research-derived knowledge to be imparted to practitioners. Argues for the utility of having an intermediate level of the application of research findings that involves replication of study procedures in selected clinical settings with a strong commitment to service and an interest in applying innovative procedures. |
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