From Evidence to Practice – What Implementation Science Means for Probation and Prison Development

21.4.2026

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The first IN-CJ webinar on implementation science addresses a persistent challenge in criminal justice practice. How do services move from knowing what works to embedding

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From Evidence to Practice – What Implementation Science Means for Probation and Prison Development

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