Methodological pluralism for better evaluations of complex interventions: lessons from evaluating an innovation platform in Australia

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Innovation platforms bring a range of stakeholders together, from disparate backgrounds, to work through a problem towards a common goal. They offer a means to learn and continuously improve. Read more: https://t.co/FWHoxUSvDE

27 Sep 2022

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RT @seyeabimbola: New paper by @syd_health PhD student @JodieBailie1 makes the case for methodological pluralism in evaluations of complex…

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New paper by @UCRH_NC researcher @JodieBailie1 making a case for methodological pluralism in evaluations of complex interventions https://t.co/TD89hpJ2ET https://t.co/nKdKq85nZR

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