The West African experience in establishing steering committees for better collaboration between researchers and decision-makers to increase the use of health research findings
Abstract Background Aware of the advantages of a project steering committee (SC) in terms of influencing the development of evidence-based health policies, the West African Health Organisation (WAHO) encouraged and supported the creation of such SCs around four research projects in four countries (B...
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Main Authors: | Namoudou Keita (Author), Virgil Lokossou (Author), Abdramane Berthe (Author), Issiaka Sombie (Author), Ermel Johnson (Author), Kofi Busia (Author) |
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2017-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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