How do public health professionals view and engage with research? A qualitative interview study and stakeholder workshop engaging public health professionals and researchers
Abstract Background With increasing financial pressures on public health in England, the need for evidence of high relevance to policy is now stronger than ever. However, the ways in which public health professionals (PHPs) and researchers relate to one another are not necessarily conducive to effec...
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Main Authors: | Peter van der Graaf (Author), Lynne F. Forrest (Author), Jean Adams (Author), Janet Shucksmith (Author), Martin White (Author) |
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2017-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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