Article2009

How can the analysis of power and process in policy-making improve health outcomes?

Kent Buse · Clare Dickinson · Lucy Gilson · Susan Fairley Murray

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Global Public Health Policies and Epidemiology Public Health Policies and Education Health Policy Implementation Science

Abstract

Policy analysis can contribute to meeting health objectives by untangling the complex forces of power and process that underpin change. Health policy analysis has not been adequately developed and applied in low and middle income countries. Building a critical mass of networked researchers and policy-makers provides the key to developing the field and improving its contribution to health outcomes.

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