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Degrees of freedom and degrees of certainty: A developmental model for the establishment of evidence-based youth care

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  • Veerman, Jan W.
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  • Veerman, Jan W. & van Yperen, Tom A., 2007. "Degrees of freedom and degrees of certainty: A developmental model for the establishment of evidence-based youth care," Evaluation and Program Planning, Elsevier, vol. 30(2), pages 212-221, May.
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