Campbell Collaboration

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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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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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
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.
Place Randomized Trials: Experimental Tests of Public Policy
More randomized trials will doubtlessly be unearthed as Campbell Collaboration researchers, mostly volunteers, continue to comb through the professional literature, But even if the number of trials were to increase five-fold, the social and behavioral sciences would remain relatively bereft of precise experimentation.
The virtues of randomness: for years, researchers have used randomized field trials to evaluate the effectiveness of medical procedures. (Feature)
The Campbell Collaboration headed by Robert Boruch, School of Education, University of Pennsylvania, has recently been formed to study questions regarding social and educational interventions.
Some Changes
Cheek held a joint appointment at the Rhode Island Department of Education and the University of Rhode Island, and was also active in the establishment of the international Campbell Collaboration, which focuses on systematic reviews of experimental and quasi-experimental studies in education, crime and justice, and social work/social welfare.
Accountability, Measurement and Partnerships Form Core of New Venture Philanthropy Initiative
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