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Folate fortification : a case study of public health policy-making

Lawrence, Mark Andrew 2003, Folate fortification : a case study of public health policy-making, in Evidence-based health policy : problems and possibilities, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, Vic., pp.110-126.

Document type: Book Chapter
Collection: School of Health Sciences

Title Folate fortification : a case study of public health policy-making
Author(s) Lawrence, Mark Andrew
Title of book Evidence-based health policy : problems and possibilities
Editor(s) Gibson, Brendan
Lin, Vivian
Publication date 2003
Chapter number 9
Total chapters 23
Start page 110
End page 126
Total pages 17
Publisher Oxford University Press
Place of Publication Melbourne, Vic.
Summary Introducing Evidence Based Health Policy: Problems and Possibilities, Section 1: What is the Problem?, 1: Competing Rationalities: Evidence based Health Policy, 2: Beyond Two Communities, Section 2: What does Evidence Mean?, 3: Evidence based Medicine - The Medical Profession and Health Policy, 4: Mind The Gap: Assessing the Quality of Evidence for Public Health Problems, 5: Health Policy and Normative Analysis: Ethics, Evidence and Politics, 6: What is New in Health Information? Evidence for Health Consumers and Policy Making, 7: From Evidence based Medicine to Evidence based Public Health, Section 3: Policy Case Studies, 8: The Viagra Affair: Evidence as the Terrain for Competing Partners, 9: Folate Fortification: A Case Study of Public Health Policy-Making in a Food Regulation Setting, 10: The Supply and Safety of Blood and Blood Products - Evidence, Risk and Policy, 11: The Development of Nurse Practitioner Policy, 12: Creating Healthy Public Policy for Oral Health: How was the Evidence Used?, 13: Regulation of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Victoria, 14: The Victorian Primary Health Care Reforms: A Case Study of Evidence-based Policy Making, 15: Evidence-based Practice in the Australian Drug Policy Community, 16: Challenging the Evidence - Women's Health Policy in Australia, 17: Evidence and Aboriginal Health Policy, 18: The Limits to Technical Rationality in the Health Inequalities Policy Process, 19: Evidence-based policy: A Technocratic Wish in a Political World, Section 4: Is the transfer of evidence into policy possible?, 20: The Community Model of Research Transfer, 21: Getting Research Transfer into Policy and Practice in Maternity Care, 22: Improving the Research and Policy Partnership: An Agenda for Research Transfer and Governance, 23: Framing and Taming 'Wicked' Problems
ISBN 9780195515510
019551551x
Language eng
Field of Research 111799 Public Health and Health Services not elsewhere classified
HERDC Research category B1.1 Book chapter
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30021641
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