Examining a research and evaluation capacity building partnership: A systems approach
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2024-12-16
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2022Supervisor
Roanna Lobo
Jonathan Hallett
Gemma Crawford
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Thesis
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PhD
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Health Sciences
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School of Population Health
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Abstract
This study took a systems approach to examine the WA Sexual Health and Blood-borne Virus Applied Research and Evaluation Network (SiREN). SiREN is a Curtin-based partnership between sexual health and blood-borne virus researchers, service providers and policymakers that aims to strengthen evidence-informed policy and practice. Findings demonstrate how a partnership-based approach can foster the development of trusting and responsive relationships leading to increased research and evaluation capacity and evidence-informed decision making.
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