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A program manager at a police department might just as easily take a lesson from "PoliceOfficers' Best Friend?" by establishing a wellnessprogram that includes service dogs as an integral part of police work. Exposure to service dogs was associated with increasedperceived organizational supportand help-seeking, the investigators report. The practical approach could mean pairing service dogs with an elite cadre of officer-handlers, encouraging natural, day-to-day interaction that would allow for the offering ofemotional support and demystification that could reduce the stigma of mental health care.

For similar research, program managers can seek key statisticalconcepts such as p-values and effect size. As a very specific example, if you have a p-value you know if a result isstatistically significant which is critical in the decision of whether or not to install some program. The effect size lets us know howmeaningful that result is in the real world, enabling us to measure the impact of an initiative in practice.

Itis not unreasonable that criminal justice professionals know who paid for a study. Even the independent funding sources of studies can determine their design,interpretation, or bias by an interested independent source which has a stake in certain desired outcomes. Fundingtransparency makes it easier to assess the credibility of a study and can help prevent unethical and illogical implementation based on the research.