Enhancing evidence use in public health nutrition policymaking: theoretical insights from a New Zealand case study

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Enhancing evidence use in public health nutrition policymaking: theoretical insights from a New Zealand case study

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Enhancing the use of evidence in policymaking is critical to addressing the global burden of nutrition-related disease. Whilst the public health nutrition community has embraced evidence-informed policymaking, their approach of defining relevant evidence and evaluating policy has not brought about major shifts in policymaking. This article uses a public health nutrition case study to refine a novel theory-informed framework for enhancing the use of evidence in government public health nutriti...

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Date created

2016-11-25

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Field, P / Gauld, R / Lawrence, M

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/42946

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Child / Evidence-Based Medicine / Food Industry / Humans / New Zealand / Nutrition Policy / Policy Making / Public Health / Translational Medical Research

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