Evidence-based policymaking: a critique
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The idea that policy should be based on best research evidence might appear to be self-evident. But a closer analysis reveals a number of problems and paradoxes inherent in the concept of "evidence-based policymaking." The current conflict over evidence-based policymaking parallels a long-standing " …
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| Authors | Greenhalgh T;Russell J;; |
| Journal | perspectives in biology and medicine |
| Year | 1970 |
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humans
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pmid:19395827
doi:10.1353/pbm.0.0085
trisha greenhalgh
jill russell
evidence-based medicine*
health policy*
health priorities
policy making*
resource allocation
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