from theory to practice translating research into health outcomes从理论到实践翻译研究的卫生成果.pdfVIP

Editorial From Theory to Practice: Translating Research into Health Outcomes The PLoS Medicine Editors research article by Kay-Tee for Cancer Prevention” [2] based on Weiser says, in an interview she gave to Khaw and colleagues in this an expert report [3], media reports the Kaiser Family Foundation: “Overall Aissue of PLoS Medicine [1] subsequently described a less than what we are talking about here [are] quantifies the benefits of adopting enthusiastic public response [4–6]. people who had to make impossible not just one but four healthy forms But the final essential step choices. They had to make trade offs of behavior. Compared with people necessary for people to make healthy for instance…between dying now from who do not engage in any of these changes to their lifestyle based on starvation and potentially dying later behaviors, people in this United research evidence has to come from from HIV.” [11] Kingdom study who drank in society and governments providing So publication of a paper is just the moderation, did not smoke, took the environment—in the widest first step in a complex set of processes exercise, and ate an adequate amount sense—that enables such behavior that are needed to change behavior. of fruit and vegetables were calculated change. Advice to stop smoking, for We look forward to seeing whether to live an additional 14 years. Clearly, example, needs to be accompanied policy makers wi