Campbell Collaboration

A sister organisation to The Cochrane Collaboration, which prepares, maintains and promotes the accessibility of systematic reviews in areas such as education, criminal justice, social policy and social care. Named after Donald Campbell, an American psychologist and social scientist.

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To improve claims in policy proposals, numerous groups--including the Guide to Community Preventive Services [5], the Pew Center on the States [6], the Campbell Collaboration [7], the National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools [8], the Washington State Institute for Public Policy [9], and the MDRC [10]--have emerged to help link evidence to health policy.

Are proposals by politicians for health care reform based on evidence?

Although these are not yet available on an open-access basis, some reviews are cross-listed with the Campbell Collaboration (see below), where they are available free in a slightly different format.

Systematic reviews: finding the best evidence in mental health

The organisation is investigating how to integrate qualitative research and economic evaluations, and is allied to the Campbell Collaboration, which does similar work in areas such as education and social policy.

Cochrane collaboration: Q&A

In 2000 the international Campbell Collaboration was established with the aim of producing systematic reviews within the fields of crime and justice, education and social welfare.

The politics of evidence-based policy-making: the case of Denmark

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Take it to the maxi

The review, which was carried out by the Campbell Collaboration, found CCTV cameras worked best cutting break-ins in car parks which are well lit and have attendants on duty.

Survey: CCTV has little impact on crime

Partnering with NCDDR on the disability subgroup is Campbell Collaboration, an international nonprofit organization that oversees systematic reviews in the social, behavioral, and educational arenas.

Disability subgroup to build evidence base

This report was prepared for the National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance, Institute of Education Sciences under contract by the What Works Clearinghouse, a project of a joint venture of the American Institutes for Research and The Campbell Collaboration, and contract by Optimal Solutions Group, LLC.

Effective Literacy and English Language Instruction for English Learners in the Elementary Grades. IES Practice Guide. NCEE 2007-4011

On the criminal justice side, the Campbell Collaboration (5) evolved to subject a range of justice- and corrections-related programs to the same test.

From good intentions to evidence-based: paving the right road

In addition, the Campbell Collaboration (http://www.

Evidence-based practice and social work: an illustration of the steps involved

Davies, P & Boruch, R 2001, 'The Campbell Collaboration does for public policy what Cochrane does for health', British Medical Journal 323:294-5.

Evidence-based policy making in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health

of Pennsylvania) presents ten papers on place randomized trial, all of which have been vetted by the Campbell Collaboration, an international organization created to generate systematic reviews of dependable evidence in public policy.