Title
Verankering van de samenwerking tussen beleid, onderzoek en praktijk in de Academische Werkplaatsen Publieke Gezondheid
Author
Schokker, D.F.
Keer, M.
Keijsers, J.F.E.M.
Stadlander, M.C.
Paulussen, T.G.W.M.
Publication year
2014
Abstract
Continuation of collaboration between policy, research and practice in the Academic Collaborative Centres for Public Health: development and application of a monitor. The program Academic Collaborative Centres (ACCs) for Public Health is aimed at creating sustainable collaboration between policy, research and practice in order to improve the quality of public health. The institutions collaborating within an ACC are the community health services, a university department, and one or more municipalities. TNO developed an instrument for monitoring the process of continuation of this collaboration and identifying its determinants. Such information can be used for guiding the collaboration within the ACCs. This article presents the development of the ACC Monitor as well as the results of its application. The monitor has been applied in June 2011 and April 2013. The results show an improvement in the level of sustainability of collaboration in the Academic Collaborative Centres, but the involvement of policy organizations lags behind. Also, the determinants that were significantly associated with the degree of sustainability of the collaboration between policy, research and practice are stated.
Het ZonMw-programma Academische Werkplaatsen Publieke Gezondheid (AWPG) is erop gericht duurzame samenwerking tot stand te brengen tussen beleid, onderzoek en praktijk (BOP). TNO ontwikkelde een monitor om informatie te verzamelen over de mate van verankering van deze samenwerking en over mogelijke aangrijpingspunten voor verbetering daarvan.
Subject
Behavioural Changes
LS - Life Style
ELSS - Earth, Life and Social Sciences
Healthy for Life
Health
Healthy Living
Beleid
Samenwerking
Monitor
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s12508-014-0098-8
TNO identifier
519129
Source
TSG: Tijdschrift voor gezondheidswetenschappen, 92 (7), 257-260
Document type
article