“Mind the Gap”: Researchers Ignore Politics at Their Own Risk

Judith Feder

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No matter how distasteful researchers find policy politics, effective policy requires that they engage. Drawing on her career bridging the research/politics gap in health care policy, the author makes a case for why and how researchers can do just that.

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