Die Qualität der Umsetzung von Maßnahmen in Bewährungshilfe und Strafvollzug: Implementationsforschung in der Tertiärprävention.

The article "The quality of implementation of measures in probation and prison: Implementation research in tertiary prevention" emphasizes the importance of implementing measures in probation and prison. Studies show that the quality of implementation has a direct impact on the effectiveness of the measures. Various factors for successful implementation are mentioned, such as the support of all practitioners and adherence to guidelines. The text also emphasizes the importance of competencies, organizational factors, and factors at the management level for successful implementation. Various studies on the implementation of measures in probation and prison are presented, highlighting the importance of implementation quality for the success of the measures. The text deals with the need to develop support systems for measuring implementation quality in the German-speaking region. It is noted that there are international examples and developments, but they are not available in translated form for Germany. Successful establishment of implementation activities and examination of implementation outcomes in probation and criminal justice could lead to an improvement in the quality and effectiveness of services. The article deals with innovation processes in the field of criminal justice, particularly in probation. Considerations on innovations in social work and the public sector are discussed, as well as findings from innovation research and the examination of an innovation process in probation. The article describes subsidies as a funding instrument to ensure an effective and modern prison system in Switzerland. Probation in French-speaking Switzerland is conducted as a pilot project to improve practice and strengthen the identity of probation. The desistance approach is tested and evaluated, aiming to promote desistance from crime. The text addresses the question of innovation in the field of criminal justice and probation in Switzerland. It emphasizes that innovations should go beyond what is already known and bring new substantive aspects. The dissemination of innovations to other contexts and the safety and risks of innovation in criminal justice and probation are also discussed. The text discusses whether innovations in the field of criminal justice and probation can raise public awareness of these issues and lead to a change in their image. It emphasizes that the long-term effects of innovations in criminal justice and probation should be examined. [Extracted from the article]