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single-system design: a standalone construct

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Social work

repeated measurement of one client or system across baseline and intervention phases so that practitioners can evaluate their own practice.

In social work, single-system design refers to repeated measurement of one client or system across baseline and intervention phases so that practitioners can evaluate their own practice. This meaning comes from Bloom (1982) in Evaluating practice.[1]

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References

Bloom, M., & Fischer, J. (1982). Evaluating practice: Guidelines for the accountable professional. Prentice-Hall. ISBN 9780132923187

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