Are we entering a new era for qualitative research? Using qualitative evidence to support guidance and guideline development by the World Health Organization

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Simon Lewin
Claire Glenton
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[1] Norwegian Institute of Public Health,
[2] Health Systems Research Unit,undefined
[3] South African Medical Research Council,undefined
[4] Cochrane EPOC Group,undefined
[5] Norwegian Institute of Public Health,undefined
[6] Cochrane Norway,undefined
[7] Norwegian Institute of Public Health,undefined
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International Journal for Equity in Health | / 17卷
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Qualitative research; Qualitative evidence synthesis; Social science approach; Evidence ecosystem; Guidelines; Health systems; Systematic review; Capacity strengthening; Decision making; Policy making;
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Qualitative approaches are one of several methodologies utilised within the social sciences. New developments within qualitative methods are widening the opportunities for using qualitative evidence to inform health policy and systems decisions. In this commentary, we discuss how, in our work with the World Health Organization (WHO), we have explored ways of broadening the types of evidence used to develop evidence-informed guidance for health systems.
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