13. Conceptual Model of Evidence-informed Health Policy-makingÂ
Source: Green & Bennett (2007). Sound choices: enhancing capacity for evidence-informed health policy. Â
14. New Research MappingÂ
Source: Hoffman et al. (2012). A Review of Conceptual Barriers and Opportunities Facing Health Systems Research to Inform a Strategy from WHO.Â
20. Source: Parkhurst, Weller, Kemp (2010) Â
Evidence âFlow intoâ vs. âFlow out ofâ Â
Policy & PracticeÂ
21. Source: Bowen & Zwi (2005)Â
âPathwaysâ to Evidence-InformedÂ
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22. The âAustralianâ Policy CycleÂ
Pix source: Althaus et al. (2008) The Australian policy handbook, 4th edition. Â
23. A SimpliïŽed Policy ProcessÂ
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25. The Real Policy ProcessÂ
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36. GRIPP Tools for Policy EntrepreneurÂ
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37. SUPPORT Tools for evidence-informed
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38. RAPID Outcome Mapping Approach (ROMA)Â
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39. âĒâŊ What kinds of research are needed? Â
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