A randomized controlled trial evaluating the impact of knowledge translation and exchange strategies
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Abstract
The trial registration number and title are as follows: ISRCTN35240937 -- Is a knowledge broker more effective than other strategies in promoting evidence-based physical activity and healthy body weight programming?
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| Authors | Dobbins M;Hanna SE;Ciliska D;Manske S;Cameron R;Mercer SL;O'Mara L;DeCorby K;Robeson P;; |
| Journal | Implementation science : IS |
| Year | 2009 |
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maureen dobbins
steven e hanna
paula robeson
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