If an intervention has been supported by the best evidence, then it is safe to assume that it will be effective with a particular client.

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If an intervention has been supported by the best evidence, then it is safe to assume that it will be effective with a particular client.​

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Best evidence does not guarantee effectiveness with a particular client. Factors such as client characteristics, context, and therapist skills may influence the outcome of an intervention. Clinical judgment and tailoring interventions to individual clients are also important considerations.

If an Intervention Has Been Supported by the Best Evidence