Knowledge brokering in public health: a tale of two studies

Knowledge brokering in public health: a tale of two studies.

OBJECTIVES A Knowledge Broker is one approach for facilitating the integration of evidence-informed decision making in public health practice. In this paper, the findings from two studies investigating a Knowledge Broker intervention as a means of enhancing capacity for evidence-informed decision making are presented. Contextual factors that facilitate this strategy are also identified. STUDY...

A Tale of Two Studies

Running user evaluation studies is a useful way of getting feedback on partially or fully implemented software systems. Unlike hypothesis-based testing (where specific design decisions can be tested or comparisons made between design choices) the aim is to find as many problems (both usability and functional) as possible prior to implementation or release. It is particularly useful in small-sca...

Title : Knowledge brokering in public health : Logic analysis of the results of a qualitative evaluation

a cross-comparative dtudy between two textbook series in terms of the presentation of politeness

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A tale of two health literacies: public health and clinical approaches to health literacy.

Public health concerns underlie a considerable portion of the global burden of disease, increasing the utility and need for promoting and assessing the knowledge about public health issues. Health literacy is generally agreed upon as a means to find, understand, analyze and use information to make better decisions about health and to ultimately reduce inequities in health. A public health liter...