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How to use a quasi-experimental study to evaluate your digital health product.
This note seeks to support the implementation of educational programmes that can improve learning at scale in developing contexts
How to write up and share your findings
How to show MHRA you're meeting good clinical practice (GCP) standards and what to expect from an inspection.
This includes tips for writing a policy brief, communicating with your target audience and online tools for data visualisation
Lessons from the background papers. Adolescent Well-being: Background Papers for Multi-stakeholder Consultations
This is a study of individuals identified as influential within nutrition in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Kenya and India
This guidance explains what rules of origin (RoOs) are and the changes under the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS).
The study uses a framework working outwards from individual capabilities, knowledge and motivations to wider political economy considerations
How to make an origin declaration if you're using it as proof of origin for products using the Developing Countries Trading Scheme.
This paper synthesises evidence, interprets the results, and discusses the reasons why some interventions appear to be more effective than others
Using an ecological momentary assessment to evaluate your digital health product.
Preventing people in England from developing high blood pressure (hypertension), and detecting and managing it better in those who have it.
This review synthesises the literature on how partnerships can be effectively used as a soft power tool
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