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Evidence-based policy

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Evidence-informed policy
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Journal article

A critical examination of the youth foyer model for alleviating homelessness: strengthening a promising evidence base

This article assesses the quality of 15 primary studies that examined the effectiveness of youth foyer or foyer-like programs on the lives of young homeless people.
Discussion paper

CRC RP1009 Closing the Loop: navigating the evidence for evidence-based research


This paper is to inform the second stage of project development for the Closing The Loop project. The foundation for the project direction was established in the first paper ‘Closing the Loop, Evidence-Based Design and Systematic Review. This paper will cover:
Report

Show your workings: assessing how government uses evidence to make policy


This report looks at whether it is possible to develop a rapid assessment tool to rate government departments on their use of evidence in policy decisions.
Journal article

Collecting the evidence: improving access to grey literature and data for public policy and practice

This article argues that digital collecting of public policy resources such as reports, discussion papers, evaluations and datasets (also known as grey literature) is low in Australia and, as a result, users find it difficult and time consuming to access the research resources they need.
Journal article

Health initiatives to target obesity in surface transport industries: review and implications for action

Lifestyle-related chronic diseases pose a considerable burden to the individual and the wider society, with correspondingly negative effects on industry. Obesity is a particular problem for the Australasian road and rail industries where it is associated with specific cardiac and fatigue-related safety risks, and levels are higher than those found in the general population. Despite...