Using conjoint analysis to develop a system to score research engagement actions by health decision makers
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Using conjoint analysis to develop a system to score research engagement actions by health decision makers

Steve R Makkar, Anna Williamson, Tari Turner, Sally Redman, Jordan Louviere;Steve R Makkar;Anna Williamson;Tari Turner;Sally Redman;Jordan Louviere;
health research policy and systems 2015 Vol. 13 pp. -
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louviere2015healthusing

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Effective use of research to inform policymaking can be strengthened by policymakers undertaking various research engagement actions (e.g., accessing, appraising, and applying research). Consequently, we developed a thorough measurement and scoring tool ...

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