Journal on Developmental Disabilities

The Journal on Developmental Disabilities is a peer-reviewed journal with a growing regional and international readership.

Volume 13 Number 1	other issues
Developmental Disabilities and the Native Canadian Community	Editors / Review Board / Table of Contents Forward Response Editorial Articles Child Welfare System Characteristics of Maltreatment Travelling a Mirrored Pathway Cross-Cultural Assessment Mercury Contamination in Arctic Canada Risk Factors for Fragility Fractures Maternal Diabetes and her Offspring Breast Milk Versus Infant Formulae RSIG Reports Evidence-based Practice Verbal Prosody and Speech Perception Perceived Support and Inclusion Dual Diagnosis or Dual Confusion Aggression and Dual Diagnosis Job Satisfaction of the Instructional Therapist Admissions to a Specialized Dual Diagnosis Program
Evidence-based Practice in Developmental Disabilities: What is it and Why Does it Matter? Adrienne Perry and Jonathan A. Weiss
Editors’ Note: As recipient of the 2005 OADD-RSIG Professional Award for Excellence in Research, and Friday morning keynote speaker at the 2005 Annual OADD conference, Adrienne Perry spoke about the importance of evidence-based practice in the field of developmental disabilities. This is a summary of that keynote address. download article >>

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Evidence-based Practice in Developmental Disabilities: What is it and Why Does it Matter?