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This month's issue of Evidence & Policy (Volume 3, number 4) is now
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In the current issue:
Editorial
Ken Young
Gender and access to healthcare in the UK: a critical interpretive
synthesis of the literature
Ellen Annandale, Janet Harvey, Debbie Cavers, Mary Dixon-Woods
Law enforcement interventions in the Netherlands: mapping interventions and
'browsing' for evidence
Edward Kleemans, Carolien Klein Haarhuis, Frans Leeuw, Marianne van
Ooyen-Houben
Systematic reviews in social policy: to go forward, do we first need to
look back?
Mark Pearson
What evidence base? Steps towards the relational evaluation of social
interventions
Juha Koivisto
Systematic maps to support the evidence base in social care
Salina Bates, Janet Clapton, Esther Coren
Eleven obstacles to translating research into policy on gender-based
violence
Jo Spangaro
Public policy: core business and by-products
Adam Graycar
Practical help on reviewing and applying evidence in social care
Lesley Grayson
Lessons from the literature
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