The systems evaluation network: building capability and capacity in the use of systems science across public health

This paper illustrates the experiences and impacts of the SEN, identifying its strengths such as the wide range of topics/content and the flexible and accessible delivery format, but contrast against the difficulties of fostering new relationships in an online setting. These findings can help inform the future direction of the SEN and provide insight to other online communities of practice.

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Perspectives in Public Health
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2026-01-12
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https://doi.org/10.1177/17579139251403525
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Health Policy Implementation Science
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The systems evaluation network: building capability and capacity in the use of systems science across public health

Duncan Radley, JD Nobles, J Murphy, A Potts
Perspectives in Public Health
Health Policy Implementation Science
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The systems evaluation network: building capability and capacity in the use of systems science across public health

Duncan Radley, JD Nobles, J Murphy, A Potts
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Abstract

This paper illustrates the experiences and impacts of the SEN, identifying its strengths such as the wide range of topics/content and the flexible and accessible delivery format, but contrast against the difficulties of fostering new relationships in an online setting. These findings can help inform the future direction of the SEN and provide insight to other online communities of practice.

Perspectives in Public Health
University of Bristol (GB), Leeds Beckett University (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Health Policy Implementation Science
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