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Knowledge mobilisation at the Prevention Centre

This factsheet explains how the Prevention Centre is using knowledge mobilisation to support the use of research findings to prevent chronic disease.
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What is knowledge mobilisation and why do we need it? This PDF factsheet defines knowledge mobilisation as how knowledge is created and used to inform policy and practice. It explains how the Prevention Centre is using knowledge mobilisation to support the use of research findings to prevent chronic disease.
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DATE 6 May 2020

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Prevention experts

  • Dr Michelle Irving

    University of Sydney
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Prevention methodologies

  • Prevention in the health sector ,
  • Research impact and translation ,
  • Systems and complexity ,

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