Systematic reviews and the commercial determinants of health: Methodological implications

Evidence synthesis is a crucial tool in the evolution of CDOH.

In this seminar, Mark Petticrew will take a wider perspective to consider the overall systems in which evidence is produced, mobilised and used. Research use emerges as a myriad of interconnected ‘moving parts’ that need to align & function optimally. Weakness in any area of the system, or interactions between different actors and activities across the system, can impede research use.

He will explore implications for different sectors and how to build vibrant and lasting research use systems.

This event will be particularly useful for researchers, policy makers and those interested in evidence-based policy and the commercial determinants of health.

Please note this is a hybrid event and can be joined both in-person and online.

Related links

• Evidence for Policy and Practice Information and Co-ordinating Centre (EPPI-Centre)
• Social Science Research Unit
• Social Research Institute