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Learning Lessons on Research Uptake and Use: Donor Review on Research Communication
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Felicity Proctor; Nikki van der Gaag; Jackie Davies; Liz Carlile (contrib.)
London: Triple Line Consulting;Department for International Development (DFID) (2009), 65 pp.
"The main findings of the review are: 1. General consensus on the importance of research communication among the donors interviewed, and wide interest in developing appropriate programmes and mechanisms. 2. Little evidence of a strategic approach within individual agencies, with research communicati
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Improving Health Through Effective Ommunication
London; Reading, UK: Healthlink Worldwide;Gamos (2007), 31 pp.
"This paper outlines and provides evidence for the effects of five key approaches to health information and communication in relation to the health-related MDGs; according to the different stakeholders involved, i.e. Health policy makers, health researchers, health care providers, patients and citiz
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Voice and Visibility: Frontline Perspectives on How the Global News Media Reports on HIV/AIDS
Ron MacInnis (ed.)
Washington, DC: Internews Network (2006), 15 pp.
"HIV/AIDS program managers and PLHIV are the most aware of and most affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and have a unique sensitivity to how HIV/AIDS is depicted in the media. The purposes of the surveys were to: 1. Document the perceptions of PLHIV and HIV/AIDS program managers on news media coverag
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Evaluation of the Multi Media Training Kit Project (MMTK)
UNESCO (2005), 102 pp.
Guide pratique des centres multimédia communautaires
Paris: UNESCO (2004), 147 pp.
