快速证据审查的知识动员,为突发公共卫生事件中的卫生和社会保健政策和实践提供信息:评估威尔士COVID-19证据中心的流程和影响,2021-23

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威尔士COVID-19证据中心(WCEC)于2021-23年建立,以确保随时获得最新的冠状病毒(COVID-19)相关研究证据,为卫生和社会保健政策和实践决策者提供信息。虽然决策需要以证据为基础,但确保决策者能够获得相关的研究证据是一项挑战,特别是在大流行病迅速发展的环境中,因为决策的时间框架是几天或几周,而不是几个月或几年。我们建立了知识动员流程,以弥合证据审查和知情决策之间的差距,确保正确的信息在正确的时间到达正确的人手中。
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Knowledge mobilisation of rapid evidence reviews to inform health and social care policy and practice in a public health emergency: appraisal of the Wales COVID-19 Evidence Centre processes and impact, 2021-23
The Wales COVID-19 Evidence Centre (WCEC) was established from 2021-23 to ensure that the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) relevant research evidence was readily available to inform health and social care policy and practice decision-makers. Although decisions need to be evidence-based, ensuring that accessible and relevant research evidence is available to decision-makers is challenging, especially in a rapidly evolving pandemic environment when timeframes for decision-making are days or weeks rather than months or years. We set up knowledge mobilisation processes to bridge the gap between evidence review and informing decisions, making sure that the right information reaches the right people at the right time.
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