Supporting better evidence generation and use within social innovation in health in low- and middle-income countries: Interview data

This data collection consists of thirty-two one-on-one interviews, conducted between July and November 2015 with purposively selected practitioners, policymakers, and funders from low- and middle- income countries (LMICs).
This data was gathered to understand (1) beliefs and attitudes towards the value of and types of evidence in scaling social innovations for health, (2) approaches to evidence generation and evaluation used in systems and policy change, and (3) how better evidence-generation can be undertaken and supported within social innovation in health.<p>The objectives of this research project are to understand (1) beliefs and attitudes towards the value of and types of evidence in scaling social innovations for health, (2) approaches to evidence generation and evaluation used in systems and policy change, and (3) how better evidence-generation can be undertaken and supported within social innovation in health.</p>

本数据集包含32份一对一访谈记录，采集于2015年7月至11月期间，访谈对象为经目的性抽样从低收入和中等收入国家（low- and middle-income countries, LMICs）中选取的从业者、政策制定者与资助方。
本数据集的采集旨在探究三类核心问题：（1）卫生领域社会创新的规模化推广工作中，相关群体对证据价值与类型的信念与态度；（2）系统变革与政策调整过程中所采用的证据生成与评估方法；（3）卫生领域社会创新场景下，如何开展并优化证据生成工作并提供相应支持。
<p>本研究项目的核心目标为：（1）厘清卫生领域社会创新的规模化推广工作中各方对证据价值与类型的信念与态度；（2）梳理系统层面与政策变革中所运用的证据生成与评估路径；（3）探索在卫生领域社会创新场景下，如何更好地开展证据生成工作并提供支持。</p>