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Barriers to and Facilitators for the Use of Research Evidence in Oral Health Policies and Guidelines: An International Qualitative Study
Objectives: To explore perceived barriers to and facilitators for using research evidence to inform guidelines and policies in oral health (OH) reported by guideline developers and policymakers. Methods: An abductive reasoning approach utilising in-depth semi-structured interviews was used. Intervie
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