What is Evidence-informed Practice? Evidence-informed practice (EIP) involves using various types of research when making decisions about policy and practice. EIP considers:   

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• Educational psychology
• Decision theory
• Evidence-based practice
• Scientific method
• Evidence-based medicine
• Critical thinking
• Decision making
• Attachment theory
• Reflective practice
• Education
• Knowledge
• Behavior

Science before action The Importance of Evidence in Prevention “Drug-policy should be evidence-based…” … and so should prevention actions

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Evidence-Based Policy Session Moving towards ‘Evidence-Based Forestry’ in CIFOR Gillian Petrokofsky University of Oxford

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THE UN + CHOLERA IN HAITI : Independent translators accompanying policy makers can expedite evidence-based policy reform

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Case Study: Joint Dissemination Project- getting research into policy in China ‘Killer’ fact A project that facilitates the use of evidence-based research by providing findings in tailored, accessible format to an a

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MAKING MIGRATION WORK FOR DEVELOPMENT POLICY TOOLS FOR STRATEGIC PLANNING IN SEE REGIONS AND CITIES POPULATION, MIGRATION AND LABOUR MARKET EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY BUILDING Anna Lucia Colleo

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Morten Hulvej Rod From evidence-based policy-making to evidence-based parenting? The ambiguous role of facts in Danish alcohol prevention

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GENDER, CHILD SURVIVAL AND HIV/AIDS: FROM EVIDENCE TO POLICY Joint Statement based on a conference held in Toronto, Canada, May 2006, sponsored by York University, and World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) AIDS

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ANNUAL REPORT Towards Evidence-based Policy Research ICT Africa (RIA) was launched in 2003 with support from the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) to address the research gap that existed in t

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Editorial KERSTIN STENIUS “There is no single drug problem” IN THEIR RECENT PUBLICATION Drug Policy and the Public Good (Babor ­et al. 2010), the authors draw ten conclusions about evidence-based

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