Evaluation involves systematic assessment of the processes and outcomes of a particular project, program or strategy. It can refer to how agencies perform or to impacts on the wider community or environment. Evaluation and strategic planning are intended to enhance performance in positive and constructive directions.

Comorbidity Improved Services Capacity Building Project

• Recovery postcards (Mar 2009) (pdf)
  
• Comorbidity Improved Services Capacity Building Project (Mar 2009) (pdf)
  
• Co-existing Mental Illness and Substance Misuse: Information & Contacts for Family and Carers (Mar 2009) (pdf)
  
• Comorbidity Quick Contact List (Jan 2009) (pdf)
  

• Cormobidity: towards evidence based practice in the ATOD sector (Nov 2008) (pdf)
  
• A Practitioner's Guide to Mental Health Services in Southern Tasmania (Oct 2008) (pdf)

 

Residential Drug Rehabilitation

• Coming Down the High Road - Doing Residential Drug Rehabilitation - Volume 1: A Literature Review on Drug Rehabilitation (Apr 2008) (pdf)
  
• Coming Down the High Road - Doing Residential Drug Rehabilitation - Volume 2: Model of Residential Drug Rehabilitation (Apr 2008) (pdf)

 

Scoping papers provide an in-depth analysis of a particular area of research or practice, including extended discussion of current practices and strategies, discussion of evolving trends, and key models and questions pertaining to the issue in question. Scoping papers are more than 6000 words in length, and are published in the CRU Occasional Paper series.

• Occasional Paper 3 - Food Matters- Diane Heckenberg and Danielle Cody (Jun 2006)
  
• Occasional Paper 2 - An Evaluation of the "Inside Out" Prison Program - Rob White and Ron Mason (Nov 2003)
  
• Occasional Paper 1 - Crime Data Collection in Tasmania : A Register - Compiled by Rob White and Sue Willis (Mar 2003)