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Public policy implementation

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Service Implementation
Practice implementation
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Debates in disability and health policy


The purpose of this report is to provide a descriptive account of the findings from the first round of interviews conducted through the Policy Lab in October-December 2017. These interviews focused on three critical areas: health inequities experienced by working-age Australians with disability; current effectiveness of policy in this area; proposed policy objectives to address...
Article

Implementation science: what is it?


The social sector needs to take notice of this growing field that is driving better interventions in health, education and human services. Nick Perini from SVA Consulting talks to Robyn Mildon, Executive Director of the Centre for Evidence and Implementation (CEI), to find out why. Implementation science focuses on what helps and what hinders the...
Discussion paper

Not another review about implementation? Reframing the research agenda


This paper examines what light current literature can shed on the processes of policy implementation, what is known about this topic and where gaps remain.
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Science advice: A bastion against the post-truth/post-trust torrent?


What is the role of science as an institution in a world where trust in institutions, elites and experts may be in decline? How can we ensure respect for the place of scientifically derived knowledge?
Report

Patient-centred healthcare homes in Australia: towards successful implementation


In Australia we are faced with a complex health system with entrenched practices, multiple layers and stakeholders divided across federal and state systems, which is also often hard to navigate for both patient and provider. The question we must address is how do we ensure the Health Care Home can reach its potential in Australia...