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BOOK REVIEWS
Getting Research Findings into Practice. 2nd Ed.
  1. A K Macpherson
  1. CIHR Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, Canada; alimacpherson@yahoo.ca

    https://doi.org/10.1136/ip.9.3.286-b

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      Edited by Andrew Haines and Anna Donald. (Pp 240; £19.95.) London: BMJ Publishing Group, November 2001. ISBN 0-7279-1257-7.

      This book is a response to the ongoing interest in the uptake of research findings. The editors have covered a broad spectrum of the issues related to translating research findings into clinical practice. The list of authors and contributors from around the world is both comprehensive and impressive.

      The book starts out with basic information chapters that cover such topics as establishing criteria for the implementation of research evidence, sources of information on clinical effectiveness, and dissemination methods. Included in the information chapters is an overview of systematic reviews related to the implementation of …

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