Effects of an evidence service on health-system policy makers' use of research evidence: A protocol for a randomised controlled trial
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Effects of an evidence service on health-system policy makers' use of research evidence: A protocol for a randomised controlled trial

John N Lavis, Michael G Wilson, Jeremy M Grimshaw, R Brian Haynes, Steven Hanna, Parminder Raina, Russell Gruen, Mathieu Ouimet;John N Lavis;Michael G Wilson;Jeremy M Grimshaw;R Brian Haynes;Steven Hanna;Parminder Raina;Russell Gruen;Mathieu Ouimet;
Implementation science : IS 2011 Vol. 6 pp. 51-
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Health-system policy makers need timely access to synthesised research evidence to inform the policy-making process. No efforts to address this need have been evaluated using an experimental quantitative design. We developed an evidence service that draws ...

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