Knowledge translation strategies for facilitating evidence-informed public health decision making among managers and policy-makers

To determine the effectiveness of knowledge translation strategies aimed at facilitating evidence-informed public health decision making by managers and policy-makers.

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Health topics:

Child health > Public health > Health-related systems

Public health > Other public health

Published:

15 June 2011

Authors:

Armstrong R, Waters E, Dobbins M, Lavis JN., Petticrew M, Christensen R

Primary Review Group:

Public Health Group

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Armstrong R, Waters E, Dobbins M, Lavis JN., Petticrew M, Christensen R. Knowledge translation strategies for facilitating evidence-informed public health decision making among managers and policy-makers. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2011, Issue 6. Art. No.: CD009181. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD009181

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