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Dissemination of public health research evidence and guidelines to Australian Early Childhood Education and Care staff: Views about source, content and format.

Meghan FinchMelanie LumSze Lin YoongRebecca Kate HodderAlice GradyLuke Wolfenden
Published in: Health promotion journal of Australia : official journal of Australian Association of Health Promotion Professionals (2023)
Findings highlight the importance of tailoring dissemination strategies to meet ECEC staff needs and engaging influential sources to disseminate research evidence. SO WHAT?: Understanding dissemination preferences of ECEC staff is crucial for supporting uptake of evidence-based health promotion in this setting. By developing tailored strategies based on ECEC preferences, research transfer and evidence-based decision making can be supported more effectively. These findings contribute to bridging the evidence-practice gap and improving the quality of care and health outcomes for children in ECEC settings.
Keyphrases
  • quality improvement
  • healthcare
  • decision making
  • public health
  • health promotion
  • palliative care
  • primary care
  • young adults
  • long term care
  • drinking water
  • pain management
  • affordable care act
  • clinical practice