June 1, 2016Journal of Global Health52 citationsOpen Access
Setting health research priorities using the CHNRI method: VI. Quantitative properties of human collective opinion
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Abstract
Crowdsourcing has become an increasingly important tool to address many problems – from government elections in democracies, stock market prices, to modern online tools such as TripAdvisor or Internet Movie Database (IMDB). The CHNRI method (the acronym for the Child Health and Nutrition Research Initiative) for setting health research priorities has crowdsourcing as the major component, which it uses to generate, assess and prioritize between many competing health research ideas.
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