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. 2018 Oct 20;41(4):652–664. doi: 10.1093/pubmed/fdy170

Table 5.

Rounds 2 and 3—key role of health researchers

Key role of public health researchers Round 2 Round 3
Total (n = 144) Rating either strongly agree [5] or agree [4] N=Academics (72), Practitioners (62), n = 10 missing data. Rating either extremely [5] or very important [4] priority (n = ) Mean IQR SD Median Total (n = 76) Rating either strongly agree [5] or agree [4] N=Academics (35), Practitioners (35), n = 6 missing data. Rating either extremely [5] or very important [4] priority Mean IQR SD Median
1. Shifting research and policy focus from the individual to structural causes of health/social inequalities 87.6% 66, 49 4.39 1 0.787 5 91.7% 32, 33 4.56 1 0.868 5
2. Conducting pragmatic, real world research work focused on the North 89.4% 64, 52 4.36 1 0.775 5 91.6% 33, 31 4.46 1 0.8 5
3. Disseminating evidence on what works (e.g. intervention effectiveness and evidence syntheses) 88.4% 59, 55 4.35 1 0.78 4 86.1% 28, 32 4.26 1 0.822 4