Influencing policy makers: The art and science of the policy brief @OBrienInstituteforPublicHealth
Influencing policy makers: The art and science of the policy brief  @OBrienInstituteforPublicHealth
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Description:
This one hour workshop will focus on the approach and key components to be used when preparing a policy brief to influence public policy. The session will use an exemplar, authored by the presenters, from the recent O’Brien Institute Health Policy Brief call; “Building naturally supportive communities to promote well-being: A policy brief".

Learning objectives:
- To increase participants understanding of the public policy process broadly.
- To gain insight into how to approach preparing the component parts of an effective public health policy brief.
- To enhance participant’s understanding of the role of evidence in public policy.
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Influencing policy makers: The art and science of the policy brief

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