Switzerland / Netherlands / Mexico / Kenya / Uganda / Canada / Tanzania / / /
Facility
International Development Research Centre / Swiss Tropical Institute / Makere University / /
IndustryTerm
knowledge brokering / malaria prevention / possible solution / health systems / evidence-informed policy networks / commmunity health insurance / /
Organization
Dutch Parliament / Swiss Tropical Institute / World Health Organization / Canadian Health Services Research Foundation / Dutch Health Insurance Board / Makere University / Kampala / African Community Health Research Council / Organisation for Health Research and Development / l’organisation / Dutch Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology / United Nations / Parliament Vietsch and Arib / Steering Committee / Ministry of Health / International Development Research Centre / /
Person
Dan Kaseje / Hassan Mshinda / Miriam Were / Frances Runumi / Marieke Mossink / Jan Kremer / Jonathan Lomas / Frances Omaswa / Nelson Sewankambo / Karin Jansen / James Nyikal / Cole Dodge / África Oriental / Gaspar Munishi / Graham Reid / Jessika van Kammen / Gabriel Upunda / John Lavis / Emmanuel Mutabazi Kaijuka / Gouke Bonsel / James Tumwine / Ingrid Maas / Stanley Soniya / Hans Evers / /
Position
President / Minister / executive committee of nine representatives / Chief Executive Officer / Minister of Health / researcher / promover un mayor / common researcher / author / secretary to the interim committee / relatively inefficient researcher / institutional broker / isolated researcher / representative / Health Coordinator / /
Using knowledge brokering to promote evidence-based policy-making: the need for support structures Jessika van Kammen,a Don de Savigny,b & Nelson Sewankambo c Abstract Knowledge brokering is a promising strategy to close