@phdthesis{quteprints103657,
            year = {2017},
          author = {Gregory B. Merlo},
          school = {Queensland University of Technology},
           title = {"Going over the parapet": The development of a framework for understanding the translation of evidence from economic evaluations},
        keywords = {Cost-effectiveness, discrete choice experiment, economic evaluation, implementation research, healthcare decision-making, healthcare priority setting, semi-structured interviews, Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research, translating research into practice},
             url = {https://eprints.qut.edu.au/103657/},
             doi = {10.5204/thesis.eprints.103657},
        abstract = {The thesis contextualises the translation of evidence from economic evaluations into a broader implementation framework, while discussing the features of economic evaluation that make it unique as an innovation. Multiple research methods were used, including a review-based adaptation of the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research, a discrete choice experiment measuring the preferences of healthcare decision makers for aspects of economic evidence, and interviews with health economists about the evidence translation process. A new framework is proposed - the CFIR-EE (Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research for Economic Evidence).}
}