Applying a General Best Practices Identification Framework to Environmental Health

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Applying a General Best Practices Identification Framework to Environmental Health

11/01/2014

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Conceptual framework with two interrelated components: public health impact and quality of evidence. The impact component includes effectiveness, reach, feasibility, sustainability, and transferability, and the quality-of-evidence component includes four evidentiary levels: weak, moderate, strong, and rigorous. At the intersection of the axes, a continuum of practice emerges.
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