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Blessing V, Davé A, Varnai P. Evidence on mechanisms and tools for use of health information for decision-making [Internet]. Copenhagen: WHO Regional Office for Europe; 2017. (Health Evidence Network synthesis report, No. 54.)
Evidence on mechanisms and tools for use of health information for decision-making [Internet].
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- Victoria BlessingTechnopolis Group, Brighton, United Kingdom
- Anoushka DavéTechnopolis Group, Brighton, United Kingdom
- Peter VarnaiTechnopolis Group, Brighton, United Kingdom
External peer reviewers
- Heidi LysholSenior Advisor, Department of Health and Inequality, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway
- Cristián MansillaKnowledge Management Officer, Ministry of Health, Santiago, Chile
- Neil RileySenior Analytical Lead, Commissioning Strategy, NHS England, London, United Kingdom
Acknowledgement
Thyra de Jongh (Technopolis Group, Amsterdam, the Netherlands) provided advice on systematic literature review methodology, helped to refine the search strategies and assisted with troubleshooting data extraction.
WHO Regional Office for Europe
Division of Policy and Governance for Health and Well-being
- Tina Dannemann PurnatUnit Leader, Health Informatics and Information Systems and a.i. Unit Leader and Programme Manager, Health Information, Monitoring and Analysis
- Tanja Kuchenmüllera.i. Unit Leader, Knowledge Management, Evidence and Research for Policy-Making
Health Evidence Network (HEN) editorial team
- Claudia Stein, DirectorTanja Kuchenmüller, a.i. Editor in ChiefRyoko Takahashi, Series EditorKrista Kruja, Support to the HEN SecretariatJane Ward, Technical Editor
The HEN editorial team is part of the Division of Information, Evidence, Research and Innovation at the WHO Regional Office for Europe. HEN synthesis reports are commissioned works that are subjected to international peer review, and the contents are the responsibility of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Regional Office.
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