証拠で力づける
1Susan G. Amara is president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, DC, USA.
まとめ
科学の進歩のためのアメリカ協会 (AAAS) の会議は,証拠による意思決定の強化に焦点を当てています. 公共の信頼を築き 誤った情報と闘うための科学コミュニケーションを強調しています
科学分野:
- 科学コミュニケーションと公衆の信頼
- 政策と証拠に基づく意思決定
- 科学的宣伝と教育イニシアティブ
背景:
- 科学の進歩のためのアメリカ協会 (AAAS) の年次会議は,科学に対する公衆の信頼と理解の課題に取り組んでいます.
- このイベントは,意思決定,政策,介入におけるエビデンスの重要な役割を強調します.
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