A national survey was conducted of mental health program evaluation training programs. Commonalities between the various programs were identified and model programs are presented at the Master's, doctoral, and post-doctoral levels. Suggestions for specific courses are also given. In addition, some comments are made on what acceptable research should be in the field of evaluation.
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