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Why, whose, what and how? A framework for knowledge mobilisers

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Figure 1: Flow diagram showing results of the identification and screening process
Table 2: Illustrative models for ‘why mobilise knowledge’
Table 3: Illustrative models for ‘whose knowledge’
Table 4: Illustrative models for ‘type of knowledge’
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