The NCCHPP has published an extensive literature review that deals with political actors that are often overlooked: the advisors of policy makers. The analysis we produced explores their profiles, the way they use scientific knowledge and their influence in government circles.
The summary offered here outlines highlights of the analysis and key considerations for public health actors hoping to share knowledge with policy makers’ advisors.
For readers who are interested in going through the detailed analysis including numerous verbatim statements made by the advisors themselves, full bibliographic references, and key considerations in terms of knowledge sharing, we invite you to refer to the full-length literature review.
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