Knowledge mobilisation of rapid evidence reviews to inform health and social care policy and practice in a public health emergency: appraisal of the Wales COVID-19 Evidence Centre processes and impact, 2021-23
Micaela Gal, Alison Cooper, Natalie Joseph-Williams, Elizabeth Doe, Ruth Lewis, Rebecca Jane Law, Sally Anstey, Nathan Davies, Amy Walters, Robert Orford, Brendan Collins, Lisa Trigg, Chris Roberts, Sarah Meredith, Steven Macey, Andrew Carson-Stevens, Jane Greenwell, Ffion Coomber, Adrian Edwards
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The Wales COVID-19 Evidence Centre (WCEC) was established from 2021-23 to ensure that the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) relevant research evidence was readily available to inform health and social care policy and practice decision-makers. Although decisions need to be evidence-based, ensuring that accessible and relevant research evidence is available to decision-makers is challenging, especially in a rapidly evolving pandemic environment when timeframes for decision-making are days or weeks rather than months or years. We set up knowledge mobilisation processes to bridge the gap between evidence review and informing decisions, making sure that the right information reaches the right people at the right time.
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