英文摘要 |
The evidence-based or research-based studies help us understand those issues in which we feel interested by using standardized and systematic methods. As opposed to the evidence-based practices (EBPs), it may avoid misinterpretation or bias resulting from the experience-based judgement. In this paper, the true meaning of EBPs is examined by different dimensions, including subjects, general background information, timing of the social environment and limitations of the study. It is hoped this paper may offer some explanations and suggestions for a more appropriate, rather than misused, application of the EBPs. Firstly, various interpretations of respective research findings are indicated through subject population, which are individually different in nature and have received different treatment. Secondly, our research findings are interpreted based on two main factors: anti-drug policies and the amount of anti-drug resources, which demonstrate some background information as this study was conducted. Thirdly, the difference between recidivism rates and prior conviction rates is explained by focusing on respective studies who are studied through time-series study. Finally, some research limitations are proposed for a better understanding of the application of our research. It is hoped that a relatively appropriate interventions which is based on scientifically EBPs, might be offered to drug abusers. |