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Observational analysis highlights the importance of knowledge translation in evidence-informed policy-making, suggesting better adoption strategies.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines knowledge translation as the exchange, synthesis and effective com- munication of reliable and relevant research results.(1) Also known as research utilization or knowledge mobilization, knowledge translation is a transdisciplinary process that promotes sustained interaction between researchers and users, tailoring information so that evidence-informed policy-making interventions are more widely adopted.
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