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A Schema for Evaluating Evidence on Public Health Interventions
The Schema for Evaluating Evidence on Public Health Interventions was
developed to assist researchers, practitioners, and policy makers to critically
appraise published research about public health interventions. It is intended
to assist the systematic appraisal of the strengths, limitations and gaps
in published research as evidence.
The Schema was developed over a three year period, with the final version
being published in June 2002.
Evidence Schema
A Schema for Evaluating Evidence
on Public Health Interventions (Version 4 – June 2002)
[PDF, 196kb]
Background Papers
A Proposed Schema for Evaluating
Evidence on Public Health Interventions (Version 3.1 – July 2001)
[PDF, 139kb]
A Proposed Schema for Evaluating
Evidence on Public Health Interventions (Version 2 – February 2001)
[PDF, 416kb]
A Proposed Schema for Evaluating
Evidence on Public Health Interventions – Discussion Paper (May
2000) [PDF, 738kb]
This discussion paper reports on the first stage of a project commissioned
by the NPHP Group to develop a schema for evaluating research-based evidence
on public health interventions, and for helping to assess its applicability
in decision-making.
Case Study
One: Evaluating evidence for interventions that aim to increase the consumption
of fruit and vegetables [PDF, 53kb]
The purpose of Case Study One was to trial the first draft of the National
Public Health Partnership's proposed schema for evaluating evidence on
public health interventions.
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