Evaluating the impact of the global evidence, local adaptation (GELA) project for enhancing evidence-informed guideline recommendations for newborn and young child health in three African countries: a mixed-methods protocol

Ongoing monitoring and evaluation will help ensure the relationship between researchers and stakeholders is supported from the project start. This can facilitate achievement of common goals and enable researchers in South Africa, Malawi and Nigeria to make adjustments to project activities to maximize stakeholder engagement and research utilization. Ethical approval has been provided by South African Medical Research Council Human Research Ethics Committee (EC015-7/2022); The College of Medicine Research and Ethics Committee, Malawi (P.07/22/3687); National Health Research Ethics Committee of Nigeria (01/01/2007).

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Health Research Policy and Systems
Published
2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12961-024-01189-5
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5
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Delphi Technique in Research
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Evaluating the impact of the global evidence, local adaptation (GELA) project for enhancing evidence-informed guideline recommendations for newborn and young child health in three African countries: a mixed-methods protocol

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Evaluating the impact of the global evidence, local adaptation (GELA) project for enhancing evidence-informed guideline recommendations for newborn and young child health in three African countries: a mixed-methods protocol

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Abstract

Ongoing monitoring and evaluation will help ensure the relationship between researchers and stakeholders is supported from the project start. This can facilitate achievement of common goals and enable researchers in South Africa, Malawi and Nigeria to make adjustments to project activities to maximize stakeholder engagement and research utilization. Ethical approval has been provided by South African Medical Research Council Human Research Ethics Committee (EC015-7/2022); The College of Medicine Research and Ethics Committee, Malawi (P.07/22/3687); National Health Research Ethics Committee of Nigeria (01/01/2007).

Health Research Policy and SystemsVol. 22(1)
South African Medical Research Council (ZA), Western Cape Department of Health (ZA), University of Cape Town (ZA), Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (NO), University of Oslo (NO), Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NO), Stellenbosch University (ZA), Kamuzu Central Hospital (MW), University of Calabar (NG), University of the Western Cape (ZA)
South African Medical Research Council, Medical Research Council, European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Delphi Technique in Research
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