Michelle Irving

Mar 24, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Kelsey Ingram |Michelle Irving |Janet Wallace |Melanie J. Aley

INTRODUCTION Understanding policy processes is crucial to influencing policy change, which is needed to improve the development and delivery of public health approaches (1, 2). However, a gap exists in understanding how policymakers' access and incorporate the information that informs policy development (3). A study conducted by the Australian Government suggests that research production alone will not result in healthcare system changes (4).