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Sally Redman

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BMC Medicine|October 16, 2015
Research impact: neither quick nor easySally Redman, Abby Haynes, Anna Williamson
Psycho-Oncology|August 19, 2003
Improving supportive care for women with breast cancer in Australia: the challenge of modifying health systemsSally Redman, Jane Turner, Cindy Davis
ANZ Journal of Surgery|September 6, 2003
Breast reconstruction following mastectomy: current status in AustraliaKerstin Sandelin, Elizabeth King, Sally Redman
Implementation Science : IS|May 2, 2019
How was research engaged with and used in the development of 131 policy documents? Findings and measurement implications from a mixed methods studyAnna Williamson, Steve R Makkar, Sally Redman
Implementation Science : IS|August 13, 2015
Narrative review of models and success factors for scaling up public health interventionsAndrew J Milat, Adrian Bauman, Sally Redman
Health Research Policy and Systems|April 18, 2015
A narrative review of research impact assessment models and methodsAndrew J Milat, Adrian E Bauman, Sally Redman
Health Research Policy and Systems|February 28, 2018
Do policy-makers find commissioned rapid reviews useful?Gabriel Moore, Sally Redman, Sian Rudge, et al.
Plos One|March 8, 2018
Organisational capacity and its relationship to research use in six Australian health policy agenciesSteve R Makkar, Abby Haynes, Anna Williamson, et al.
Psychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|April 2, 2015
How Can the Use of Evidence in Mental Health Policy Be Increased? A Systematic ReviewAnna Williamson, Steve R Makkar, Catherine McGrath, et al.
Patient Education and Counseling|August 11, 2010
Knowledge, satisfaction with information, decisional conflict and psychological morbidity amongst women diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)Simone De Morgan, Sally Redman, Catherine D'Este, et al.
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BMC Medicine|October 16, 2015
Research impact: neither quick nor easySally Redman, Abby Haynes, Anna Williamson
Psycho-Oncology|August 19, 2003
Improving supportive care for women with breast cancer in Australia: the challenge of modifying health systemsSally Redman, Jane Turner, Cindy Davis
ANZ Journal of Surgery|September 6, 2003
Breast reconstruction following mastectomy: current status in AustraliaKerstin Sandelin, Elizabeth King, Sally Redman
Implementation Science : IS|May 2, 2019
How was research engaged with and used in the development of 131 policy documents? Findings and measurement implications from a mixed methods studyAnna Williamson, Steve R Makkar, Sally Redman
Implementation Science : IS|August 13, 2015
Narrative review of models and success factors for scaling up public health interventionsAndrew J Milat, Adrian Bauman, Sally Redman
Health Research Policy and Systems|April 18, 2015
A narrative review of research impact assessment models and methodsAndrew J Milat, Adrian E Bauman, Sally Redman
Health Research Policy and Systems|February 28, 2018
Do policy-makers find commissioned rapid reviews useful?Gabriel Moore, Sally Redman, Sian Rudge, et al.
Plos One|March 8, 2018
Organisational capacity and its relationship to research use in six Australian health policy agenciesSteve R Makkar, Abby Haynes, Anna Williamson, et al.
Psychiatric Services (Washington, D.C.)|April 2, 2015
How Can the Use of Evidence in Mental Health Policy Be Increased? A Systematic ReviewAnna Williamson, Steve R Makkar, Catherine McGrath, et al.
Patient Education and Counseling|August 11, 2010
Knowledge, satisfaction with information, decisional conflict and psychological morbidity amongst women diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)Simone De Morgan, Sally Redman, Catherine D'Este, et al.
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