01334nam a2200241   450000100060000010000410000610100080004720000630005533006840011846100590080260600160086160600220087760600140089960600130091360600190092660600340094560600260097960600150100560600200102070000230104070100190106385200100108219545  a20040825u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  a"What Works?erevisiting the evidence in England and Wales  aThis article reviews the evidence that has been published in the last three years relating to the effectiveness of "What Works?" or evidence-based interventions with offenders in the Probation, Prison and Youth Justice Services in England and Wales. Il concludes that the evidence of programmes having an impact on re-offending is patchy, although a number show improvements in intermediate aoutcomes such as employment and literacy. There are indications that to be effective programmes need to be well targeted and suported, and reinforced by good case management. More studies remain to be completed, and it is too early to say what works, what doesn't, and what is promising.  vV.51,n.1dMar. 2004pp.7-20tProbation JournalcLondon  aWHAT WORKS   aJUSTIÇA JUVENIL  aPROBATION  aPRISÃO  aREINCIDÊNCIA  aPROGRAMAS DE INTERVENÇÃO   aPROGRAMAS EDUCATIVOS   aINGLATERRA  aPAÍS DE GALES  aMERRINGTONbSimon   aSTANLEYbSteve  jP.105