HARPS Journal

Health Research Policy and Systems is an open-access journal publishing on all aspects of the organisation and use of health research.

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Siloed mentality, health system suboptimization and the healthcare symphony: a Canadian perspective https://t.co/qvIaJBQuQ4

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Theory of change for addressing sex and gender bias, invisibility and exclusion in Australian health and medical research, policy and practice https://t.co/Ep1cKmPHni

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A protocol for the formative evaluation of the implementation of patient-reported outcome measures in child and adolescent mental health services as part of a learning health system https://t.co/2Y4wWnRiZg

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Building bridges: evaluating policymakers' research capacities, engagement, and utilization in health policymaking within the Kuwaiti context: a cross-sectional study https://t.co/fMWXO5hCZT

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Moving from idea to reality: The barriers and enablers to implementing Child and Family Hubs policy into practice in NSW, Australia https://t.co/B4RUNi34s7

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Health system description and assessment: a scoping review of templates for systematic analyses https://t.co/23OCfJ2fwr

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How to strengthen societal impact of research and innovation? Lessons learned from an explanatory research-on-research study on participatory knowledge infrastructures funded by the Netherlands Organization for Health Research and Development https://t.co/kaAianVhi5

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Effectiveness of public health spending: Investigating the moderating role of governance using partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) https://t.co/2ooBYW3Ixk

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Applying the WHO-INTEGRATE evidence-to-decision framework in the development of WHO guidelines on parenting interventions: step-by-step process and lessons learnt https://t.co/FYP1YXhHh9

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A taxonomy of demand-driven questions for use by evidence producers, intermediaries and decision-makers: results from a cross-sectional survey https://t.co/ewBmRdeAlI

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The role of nurses in implementation of public policy on adolescent health in Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru https://t.co/LJC3yIUZXD

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Engaging primary care professionals in OECD’s international PaRIS survey: a documentary analysis https://t.co/FmgRa0F28o

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Bridging the gap to meet complex needs: an intersectoral action well supported by appropriate policies and governance https://t.co/qecaZT8KAt

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Navigating the path towards successful implementation of the EU HTA Regulation: key takeaways from the 2023 Spring Convention of the European Access Academy https://t.co/VnLnQlp78D

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The new framework of innovation biosphere for analysing innovation policies facing COVID-19 grand challenge https://t.co/Neo3WeT9U0

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Supporting Ontario public health units to address adverse childhood experiences in pandemic recovery planning: A priority-setting exercise https://t.co/FCnOixc7B1

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Understanding contextual and practical factors to inform WHO recommendations on using chest imaging to monitor COVID-19 pulmonary sequelae: a qualitative study exploring stakeholders’ perspective https://t.co/sJnITt1hm0

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The use of evidence to guide decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic: divergent perspectives from a qualitative case study in British Columbia, Canada https://t.co/BTgwKng0bq

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The value of health service-based research to health service organisations: a qualitative study with senior health service executives https://t.co/mCP1ALtPoG

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Understanding adverse childhood experiences and the call for trauma-informed healthcare system in Turkey: a review https://t.co/YuXfPGdFyf