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A Framework for Conceptualizing Evidence Needs of Health Systems

Karen M Schoelles · Craig A. Umscheid · Jennifer S Lin · Thomas W. Concannon · Andrea C. Skelly · Meera Viswanathan +13 more

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Structured Abstract Objectives. To develop a framework for understanding the evidence needs of health systems to inform the AHRQ EPC Program future efforts. Data sources. Three data sources were used: (a) peer-reviewed literature from a systematic search of English-language publications in MEDLINE from January 2007–April 2017, (b) original data from four programs serving health system requests for evidence syntheses, and (c) input during a face-to-face meeting at AHRQ in June 2017 from health system stakeholders and EPC investigators.

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