EVITA 2.0, an updated framework for understanding evidence-based mental health policy agenda-setting: tested and informed by key informant interviews in a multilevel comparative case study

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RT @NicoleVotruba: 📢Out today🌍Our new publication: The EVITA framework for understanding #evidencebased #mentalhealth policy #agendasetting…

RT @Naomi_Glover: "Relationships are the central and most critial mechanism for translation and uptake of mental health research on the pol…

RT @Naomi_Glover: "Relationships are the central and most critial mechanism for translation and uptake of mental health research on the pol…

RT @NicoleVotruba: It was a great pleasure to talk about global #mentalhealth and #implementationscience at the #ImpSciM21! Great points f…

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