Science Shops as key intermediary structures to respond to the current health research agenda bias: Evidence from the InSPIRES project
Abstract Introduction To increase the likelihood of research responding to societal needs, intermediary structures such as Science Shops are being created. Science Shops respond to research needs identified and prioritized through participatory processes involving civil society. However, these are n...
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