Compass: Women's and Children's Health Knowledge Hub

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The Women’s and Children’s Health (WCH) Knowledge Hub works to improve women's and children's health in Asia and the Pacific using evidence to stregthen health systems. The WCH Knowledge Hub is a partnership between the University of Melbourne's Centre for International Child Health, Menzies School of Health Research and Burnet Institute’s Centre for International Health. Health Knowledge Hubs are a strategic partnerships initiative funded by the Australia Agency for International Development.

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Evidence based policy-making, a case study: Development of the WHO PMTCT Guidelines

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Thinking through ‘knowledge translation’

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Barriers to translating evidence into policy and practice: the example of greater involvement of men in maternal and child health

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Compass: Women's and Children's Health Knowledge Hub

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Evidence based policy-making, a case study: Development of the WHO PMTCT Guidelines

Thinking through ‘knowledge translation’

Barriers to translating evidence into policy and practice: the example of greater involvement of men in maternal and child health

The potential of partnerships: the Oxfam – Monash research partnership

Communication and evaluation

New Zealand Parliamentarians Group on Population and Development Presentation

ASCEND #research in 140 characters (or less)

Caroline Homer, University of Technology Sydney

Steve Wall, Saving Newborn Lives

Chris Morgan, Burnet Institute

Trevor Duke, Centre for International Child Health, University of Melbourne

Kate Milner, Centre for International Child Health, University of Melbourne

Al Bartlett, Saving Newborn Lives

Kate Milner, Women Deliver 29 May 2013

Chris Morgan, Women Deliver 29 May 2013

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Upscaling zinc in the Solomon Islands

New Zealand Parliamentarians Group on Population and Development Submission