Heidi Melz

Most-cited papers

1. The case for (promoting) marriage: The devil is in the details

   T. Huston, Heidi Melz

   2004107 citations

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2. Usability testing, initial implementation, and formative evaluation of an evidence-based intervention: lessons from a demonstration project to reduce long-term foster care.

   Becci A. Akin, Stephanie A. Bryson, M. Testa, Karen A. Blase +2 more

   2013Evaluation and Program Planning36 citations

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3. Formative Evaluation of an Evidence-Based Intervention to Reduce Long-Term Foster Care: Assessing Readiness for Summative Evaluation

   Becci A. Akin, M. Testa, T. McDonald, Heidi Melz +2 more

   201413 citations

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4. The quality of rural population estimates from the American Community Survey

   D. Mclaughlin, Heidi Melz, D. Lichter, Erica L. Gardner

   20006 citations

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5. Connecting technical assistance to implementation progress in child welfare capacity building efforts

   Heidi Melz, Tammy Richards, Jing Sun, Loren D. Masters +1 more

   2023Journal of Public Child Welfare5 citations

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6. Incorporating multiple data sources to assess changes in organizational capacity in child welfare systems.

   Heidi Melz, Anne E. Fromknecht, Loren D. Masters, Tammy Richards +1 more

   2023Evaluation and Program Planning4 citations

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7. Promoting peer support and engagement in child welfare using communities of practice and virtual communities of practice: a review of the literature

   Mike Henson, A. Barczyk, Tammy Richards, Heidi Melz

   2026Journal of Public Child Welfare0 citations

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8. What stands in the way of the transition to marriage among unmarried, new parents?

   Heidi Melz

   20110 citations

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9. Le tesi della promozione del matrimonio

   Heidi Melz, T. Huston

   20060 citations

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