A process evaluation accompanying an attempted randomized controlled trial of an evidence service for health system policymakers

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This protocol for this study is published in Implementation Science and registered with ClinicalTrials.gov ( HHS/FHS REB 10-267 ).
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Authors Wilson MG;Grimshaw JM;Haynes RB;Hanna SE;Raina P;Gruen R;Ouimet M;Lavis JN;;
Journal health research policy and systems
Year 2015
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