Phase 2: Item selection flow.

Phase 2: Item selection flow.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Before proven health innovations are scaled, an assessment of their scaling potential can save resources and assure quality at scale. Involving the beneficiaries of scaling is necessary for it to be effective and relevant. We aimed to develop, with pa...

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Main Author: Roberta de Carvalho Corôa (21144231) (author)
Other Authors: Ali Ben Charif (8863553) (author), Claude Bernard Uwizeye (8754777) (author), Florence Lizotte (22693568) (author), Amédé Gogovor (5424845) (author), Robert K.D. McLean (22693571) (author), Andrew Milat (3547451) (author), Léonel Philibert (22693574) (author), Louisa Blair (4856647) (author), Kathy Kastner (10133353) (author), Jean-Sébastien Renaud (3682195) (author), France Légaré (2551459) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biotechnology
Developmental Biology
Science Policy
Infectious Diseases
researchers 25 %.
resulting 45 items
steering committee consisted
multiphase study based
innovation scalability self
two scaling teams
proven health innovations
fourteen items
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two policymakers
systematic review
social services
sensitive scaling
scaling potential
save resources
research team
redressing consequences
public representatives
public involvement
montreal model
low score
local legislation
issaq 4
health measures
final tool
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content validity
assure quality
administered questionnaire
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