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CHAPTER 5: Scientific Research and Developmentlocal stakeholders, and providing minigrants tocommunity and faith-based organizations to assistwith their outreach efforts. Second, a continuingeducation curriculum has been developed for nurseson safe sleep guidelines and effective ways to conveythe risk reduction message. This curriculum will beimplemented at regional and national conferences.Evidence-Based PracticesSeveral HHS operating divisions support grantprograms that facilitate the utilization of evidencebasedapproaches. SAMHSA’s Strategic PreventionFramework State Incentive Grants, e.g., require Stategrantees and their subrecipients to identify theirsubstance use-related problems and to develop andimplement evidence-based programs, policies, andpractices that have been proven effective in addressingthese issues. AoA funds a grant program and public/private partnership to increase older people’s accessto programs that have proven to be effective inreducing their risk of disease, disability, and injury.The partnership involves a variety of Federal agenciesand private foundations that are coordinating theirefforts to support the implementation of evidencebaseddisease prevention programs at the State andcommunity levels.In addition, the President’s Budget for FY 2008 requests$10 million in new funding under the Child AbusePrevention and Treatment Act to fund competitive grants.These grants will support the development of a statewideinfrastructure to implement, monitor, and sustain highquality,evidence-based nurse home visitation programs.Funds will be used to support and enhance collaborationand coordination across multiple State and private agenciesthat already receive Federal or State funding to implementvarious home visitation models. This new funding willbe used for investments in cross-agency collaboration,program development, quality-assurance systems, training,technical assistance, workforce recruitment and retention,evaluation, and other administrative mechanisms neededto successfully implement and sustain high-quality,evidence-based home visitation programs that have strongfidelity to proven effective models.126 HHS Strategic Plan FY 2007-2012
CHAPTER 5: Scientific Research and DevelopmentThese programs demonstrate how the results of researchfrom HHS divisions, including NIH, CDC, and AHRQ, canbe effectively translated into practice at the communitylevel through service providers. HHS will continue itscommitment to infuse evidence into practice throughsuch discretionary programs.National RegistrySAMHSA supports the National Registry of EvidencebasedPrograms and Practices, a Web-based systemdesigned to disseminate timely and reliableinformation about interventions that prevent and/ortreat mental and substance use disorders. Programsin the Registry have undergone a rigorous review.The Registry provides detailed descriptions of eachintervention as well as outcome data.HHS Strategic Plan FY 2007-2012127
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