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Understanding for whom, under which circumstances and how sedentary behaviour interventions for older adults work: a realist review. [PDF]

BMJ Open
Van de Velde L, Cardon G, Chastin S, Crombez G, De Meester F, Lauwerier E, Mertens F, Stegen S, Van Dyck D, Compernolle S.   +9 more
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Power dynamics and intersectoral collaboration for health in low- and middle-income countries: a realist review. [PDF]

Health Policy Plan
Aivalli P, Dada S, Gilmore B, Srinivas PN, De Brún A.   +4 more
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The self-management support needs of people newly diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis: a realist review protocol

Fishpool K, Silverthorne C, Brooke M, Morris L, McHugh N, Ovens J, Smith T, Tillett W, Dures E.   +8 more
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Risk tolerance and risk perception as determinants of successful and sustainable hospital admission avoidance interventions: a realist review

Maynard C, Huntley A, Baxter H, Booker M.   +3 more
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Methods in realist evaluation: A mapping review

Evaluation and Program Planning, 2023
Realist evaluation is becoming increasingly popular as an evaluation methodology. Its main objective is to uncover the mechanisms that lead to observed outcomes following an intervention and the contextual conditions that enabled this. The focus is on explaining why, for whom and in what circumstances an intervention works.
Renmans, Dimitri, Castellano Pleguezuelo, Virginia   +1 more
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Realist Review

2019
Abstract Despite the recent expansion of diversity scholarship, related research often remains siloed within specific academic disciplines, limiting the capacity for cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Toward the goal of establishing interdisciplinary perspectives on diversity and inclusion, this chapter seeks to ...
Katherine W. Bogen, Lisa D. Brush, Samantha Ciaravino, Maria Catrina D. Jaime, Heather L. McCauley, Elizabeth Miller   +5 more
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Leadership research in healthcare: A realist review

Health Services Management Research, 2017
Being largely considered a human right, healthcare needs leaders who are able to make choices and to set directions. Following the recommendations expressed by Gilmartin and D'Aunno's review and roadmap compiled in 2008, today, it is important to acknowledge researchers' contributions to outline this landscape.
F. Lega, A. Prenestini, M. Rosso
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