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(EVENT RECORDING) Georgia Barnett, HMPPS Evidence Based Practice Team: Making Fair and Effective Decisions. How Do We “De Bias” Decision Making?

By Insights22 | HMPPS

Debiasing Practice | Evidence Based Practice | HMPPS | Insights22

July 6, 2022

(EVENT RECORDING) Helen Wakeling and Kate Netten, HMPPS Evidence Based Practice Team: What does the evidence tell us about people who sexually re-offend when subject to supervision

By Insights22 | HMPPS

Evidence Based Practice | HMPPS | Insights22 | Sexual Offending

July 4, 2022

(EVENT RECORDING) Vikki Gill, HMPPS Intervention Services: Working with Gang Members

By Insights22 | HMPPS

Evidence Based Practice | Gangs | HMPPS | Insights22

July 4, 2022

(EVENT RECORDING) Elly Gale (MoJ): Trauma and (Re)Offending

By Insights22 | HMPPS

Evidence Based Practice | Insights22 | MoJ | Trauma

March 17, 2021

Promoting The Evidence Base For High-Quality Probation Services

By Dr Robin Moore | HM Inspectorate of Probation

Evidence Based Practice | HMIP | Probation Inspectorate | Research

January 3, 2021

Five-Minute Intervention (FMI) Goes Down-Under!

By Sarah Daniels | HMPPS

Evidence Based Practice | Interventions | Prison

September 4, 2020

Procedural Justice: Voice, Neutrality, Trustworthy Motives, and Respect

By Flora Fitzalan Howard | Insights Group, HMPPS

Evidence Based Practice | Procedural Justice

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(EVENT RECORDING) A Biopsychosocial Model for Effectively Managing Risk; A Bespoke Community Approach

Tag: Evidence Based Practice

Building procedural justice practice into prison complaints handling

The Importance of Research at the Parole Board

Are perceptions of Procedural Justice important in Probation, and can we measure them?

(EVENT RECORDING) Georgia Barnett, HMPPS Evidence Based Practice Team: Making Fair and Effective Decisions. How Do We “De Bias” Decision Making?

(EVENT RECORDING) Helen Wakeling and Kate Netten, HMPPS Evidence Based Practice Team: What does the evidence tell us about people who sexually re-offend when subject to supervision

(EVENT RECORDING) Vikki Gill, HMPPS Intervention Services: Working with Gang Members

(EVENT RECORDING) Elly Gale (MoJ): Trauma and (Re)Offending

Promoting The Evidence Base For High-Quality Probation Services

Five-Minute Intervention (FMI) Goes Down-Under!

Procedural Justice: Voice, Neutrality, Trustworthy Motives, and Respect

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Latest from the Guest Blog...

Insights from Insights23: Women in Justice

Insights23 Festival Celebration

Latest Events...

Latest from the Guest Blog...

Insights from Insights23: Women in Justice

Insights23 Festival Celebration

(EVENT RECORDING) A Biopsychosocial Model for Effectively Managing Risk; A Bespoke Community Approach

Tag: Evidence Based Practice

Building procedural justice practice into prison complaints handling

The Importance of Research at the Parole Board

Are perceptions of Procedural Justice important in Probation, and can we measure them?

(EVENT RECORDING) Georgia Barnett, HMPPS Evidence Based Practice Team: Making Fair and Effective Decisions. How Do We “De Bias” Decision Making?

(EVENT RECORDING) Helen Wakeling and Kate Netten, HMPPS Evidence Based Practice Team: What does the evidence tell us about people who sexually re-offend when subject to supervision

(EVENT RECORDING) Vikki Gill, HMPPS Intervention Services: Working with Gang Members

(EVENT RECORDING) Elly Gale (MoJ): Trauma and (Re)Offending

Promoting The Evidence Base For High-Quality Probation Services

Five-Minute Intervention (FMI) Goes Down-Under!

Procedural Justice: Voice, Neutrality, Trustworthy Motives, and Respect