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Bridging the gap between researchers and policymakers is crucial for effective evidence-based policymaking. Enhanced collaboration and communication strategies can lead to policies that better address societal needs.

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  • Public Policy
  • Health Policy
  • Environmental Epidemiology

Background:

  • Policymakers often struggle to make informed decisions due to a lack of evidence-based support, leading to ineffective policies.
  • A significant gap exists between researchers and policymakers, stemming from differing objectives, time constraints, and communication barriers.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To advocate for enhanced collaboration and communication between researchers and policymakers.
  • To explore challenges in connecting researchers and policymakers, as discussed in a workshop by the International Society of Environmental Epidemiology-Eastern Mediterranean Chapter.
  • To propose strategies for strengthening the research-policy interface.

Main Methods:

  • The article reviews challenges in the research-policy interface.
  • It suggests strategies for improvement, including enhanced communication skills and early policymaker involvement.
  • An integrated model combining the Collaborative Knowledge Model and policy entrepreneurship is proposed.

Main Results:

  • Identified key barriers in the research-policy connection: differing visions, time limitations, and communication issues.
  • Proposed strategies to overcome these barriers and foster a stronger research-policy link.
  • Introduced an integrated model for co-creating knowledge and evidence-based policy solutions.

Conclusions:

  • Effective policymaking requires robust evidence-based support.
  • Strengthening the research-policy interface through collaboration and communication is essential.
  • The proposed integrated model can facilitate the development of policies that effectively meet societal needs.