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Producing policy relevant systematic reviews: navigating the policy-research interface
Evidence & Policy: A Journal of Research, Debate and Practice ( IF 1.8 ) Pub Date : 2018-06-01 , DOI: 10.1332/174426417x14987303892442
Sandra Oliver 1 , Mukdarut Bangpan 2 , Kelly Dickson 3
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This study employed insider research and reflective practice to investigate exchanges across the research-policy interface to understand the practice of producing policy-relevant systematic reviews. Interviewees came from 11 systematic reviews or review programmes which spanned four models of policy-relevant reviews and between them provided evidence for understanding policy problems, comparing policy options, or implementing policy decisions. No review methodology was found to be uniquely appropriate for policy-relevant systematic reviews. It was the mutual engagement across the research-policy interface that made the reviews policy-relevant. This involved thinking about the issues and seeing them from multiple viewpoints to identify and shape questions; this prompted implicit or explicit value-driven debates. The intellectual work to shape a policy-relevant systematic review is an iterative, collective endeavour that requires partners from either side of the policy-research interface to engage with the unfamiliar, listen, challenge and co-construct questions and answers.

中文翻译:

制作与政策相关的系统评价:浏览政策研究界面

本研究采用内部研究和反思实践来调查跨研究政策界面的交流,以了解制作与政策相关的系统评价的实践。受访者来自 11 个系统评论或评论计划,这些评论或评论计划涵盖四种与政策相关的评论模型,它们之间提供了理解政策问题、比较政策选择或实施政策决定的证据。没有发现特别适合与政策相关的系统评价的评价方法。正是跨研究政策界面的相互参与使评论与政策相关。这涉及思考问题并从多个角度看待它们以识别和塑造问题;这引发了隐含或明确的价值驱动辩论。
更新日期:2018-06-01
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