政策证据简报的组成部分和方法:需要评估工具
Xuping Song1,2,3,4,5, Ruixin Li6,7, Qiyin Luo6,7
1School of Public Health, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, 730000, China. songxp@lzu.edu.cn.
Health research policy and systems
|February 26, 2026
概括
这项研究发现了政策证据简报 (EBP) 中的方法缺陷. 改进EBP需要验证工具和加强指导方针,以便更好地制定政策.
科学领域:
- 卫生政策 卫生政策
- 证据综合 证据综合
- 知识 翻译 翻译
背景情况:
- 政策证据简报 (EBP) 对于告知决策者至关重要,但定义和方法质量各不相同.
- 决策者对证据的需求日益增加,导致EBP的术语多样化和质量标准不清楚.
- 本研究解决了EBP中清晰度和质量评估的需求.
研究的目的:
- 确定定义EBP的组织与问题,选项和实施考虑.
- 评估EBP的方法质量,包括这三个关键组成部分.
- 确定用于评估EBP的现有工具.
主要方法:
- 采用了两阶段的文档分析.
- 如果这些文件能为决策者提供信息,并包括问题,选择和实施考虑,则会被选中.
- 从证据供应 (综合) 和需求 (利益相关方参与) 的角度评估方法质量.
主要成果:
- 政策简报是最常见的术语 (50%),其他术语有所不同.
- 在供应方面,34%的人描述了搜索资源,20%的证据确定性和30%的方法质量.
- 从需求方面来看,60%的需求是响应需求的,而54%的需求包括利益相关者映射和参与.
结论:
- 从供应和需求的角度来看,EBP存在方法上的缺陷.
- 需要验证和更好地实施现有的EBP评估工具.
- 应补充EBP现有的指导方针,以提高质量和影响.
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