Finally, we need to account for wider influences of different health system structures (centralised tax based versus disaggregated 'market' systems) and how these shape use of evidence and, ultimately, innovation uptake.
As nations adopt regulatory measures for e-cigarettes, it is imperative to understand how approaches to risk, cost-benefit, and trade-offs have shaped interpretations of evidence.
Evaluation of candidate applications (treatments and other health interventions) in T2 translational research assesses these applications and shapes development of evidence-based guidelines and policy.
The effect of Kefauver–Harris on clinical practice is unequivocal; its effect on the shaping of clinical evidence has been less obvious.
In their critical analysis of the social and cultural shaping of medical evidence, DeVries & Lemmens assert that, in maternity care, science follows practice, rather than practice being led by emerging science [ 38].
She was instrumental in shaping the Federal Rules of Evidence and did pioneering work in the field of scientific evidence.
Admirers also praised him for shaping great stores of evidence into well-ordered, vigorous narratives and for producing original and provocative observations.
Directly and indirectly, these networks therefore shaped the translation of evidence into policies.
We assessed whether evidence was available, had or had not been considered in policy development and the reasons why and; assessed how the actors and the context shaped the uptake of evidence.
In addition, we studied how the context and stakeholders involved shaped the uptake of evidence, building on earlier work in Uganda which assessed the role of actors in KT [ 43].
The importance of research evidence in competition with other demands on policy makers, and the changing contexts and importance of health decisions may be very locally specific, and play a great role in shaping the uptake of evidence for any given case.
