Lancet UK Policy Matters: better evidence for better health

Translating evidence into policy in China: opportunities and challenges

“…Establishing a comprehensive network of health policy is essential for providing a good platform for the exchange between researchers and policy makers so that the research results can be used for decision making. Gathering evidence from studies and merging the information and findings, allocating resources rationally, optimizing methods and forms of evidence transmission, establishing virtual libraries and share points, and developing an evidence assessment system promote the success of evidence-informed health decision making [17]. To achieve this goal, developing a national integrated infrastructure for electronic healthcare data systems for medical product safety surveillance is critical.…”

“…child health) to build a library of concise, straightforward syntheses. Second, the site will publish contemporary evidence of the effect of government policies in real time, as submitted by professionals and the public [17].…”

Translating evidence into policy in China: opportunities and challenges

“…Establishing a comprehensive network of health policy is essential for providing a good platform for the exchange between researchers and policy makers so that the research results can be used for decision making. Gathering evidence from studies and merging the information and findings, allocating resources rationally, optimizing methods and forms of evidence transmission, establishing virtual libraries and share points, and developing an evidence assessment system promote the success of evidence-informed health decision making [17]. To achieve this goal, developing a national integrated infrastructure for electronic healthcare data systems for medical product safety surveillance is critical.…”

“…child health) to build a library of concise, straightforward syntheses. Second, the site will publish contemporary evidence of the effect of government policies in real time, as submitted by professionals and the public [17].…”

Translating evidence into policy in China: opportunities and challenges

“…Establishing a comprehensive network of health policy is essential for providing a good platform for the exchange between researchers and policy makers so that the research results can be used for decision making. Gathering evidence from studies and merging the information and findings, allocating resources rationally, optimizing methods and forms of evidence transmission, establishing virtual libraries and share points, and developing an evidence assessment system promote the success of evidence-informed health decision making [17]. To achieve this goal, developing a national integrated infrastructure for electronic healthcare data systems for medical product safety surveillance is critical.…”

“…child health) to build a library of concise, straightforward syntheses. Second, the site will publish contemporary evidence of the effect of government policies in real time, as submitted by professionals and the public [17].…”

Translating evidence into policy in China: opportunities and challenges

“…Establishing a comprehensive network of health policy is essential for providing a good platform for the exchange between researchers and policy makers so that the research results can be used for decision making. Gathering evidence from studies and merging the information and findings, allocating resources rationally, optimizing methods and forms of evidence transmission, establishing virtual libraries and share points, and developing an evidence assessment system promote the success of evidence-informed health decision making [17]. To achieve this goal, developing a national integrated infrastructure for electronic healthcare data systems for medical product safety surveillance is critical.…”

“…child health) to build a library of concise, straightforward syntheses. Second, the site will publish contemporary evidence of the effect of government policies in real time, as submitted by professionals and the public [17].…”