K. Oliver

Most-cited papers

1. Defining ‘evidence’ in public health: a survey of policymakers’ uses and preferences

   K. Oliver, F. de Vocht

   2015European Journal of Public Health83 citations Open access

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2. Who runs public health? A mixed-methods study combining qualitative and network analyses.

   K. Oliver, F. de Vocht, A. Money, M. Everett

   2013Journal of public health39 citations Open access

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3. Identifying public health policymakers’ sources of information: comparing survey and network analyses

   K. Oliver, F. de Vocht, A. Money, M. Everett

   2015European Journal of Public Health28 citations Open access

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4. Incorporating uncertainty in aggregate burden of disease measures: an example of DALYs-averted by a smoking cessation campaign in the UK

   F. de Vocht, J. Higgerson, K. Oliver, A. Verma

   2010Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health8 citations

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5. Making the most of obesity research: developing research and policy objectives through evidence triangulation Kathryn Oliver, Catherine Aicken and Lisa Arai

   K. Oliver, Catherine Aicken, L. Arai

   20136 citations

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6. “Being Important” or “Knowing the Important”: Who Is Best Placed to Influence Policy?

   K. Oliver

   2021Networks, Knowledge Brokers, and the Public Policymaking Process3 citations

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7. Evaluating power, influence and evidence-use in public health policy-making: a social network analysis

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   20133 citations

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8. PP70 Knowledge Brokers or Policy Entrepreneurs? Strategies to Influence the Policy Process

   K. Oliver, A. Money, F. de Vocht

   2013Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health2 citations

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9. Who Runs Public Health

   K. Oliver, F. deVocht, A. Money, M. Everett

   20131 citations

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10. Anticipating & assessing adverse consequences of public health interventions - CONSEQUENT framework

    J. Stratil, R. Biallas, A. Movsisyan, K. Oliver +1 more

    2022European Journal of Public Health0 citations Open access

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11. More harm than good? Building a framework to identify adverse effects of public health interventions

    J. Stratil, K. Oliver, P. von Philipsborn, A. Movsisyan +1 more

    20200 citations

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12. ' s response to reviews Title : New directions in evidence-based policy research : a critical analysis of the literature

    K. Oliver

    20140 citations

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13. Leadership, facilitation, and relationships are key to countering the waning influence of public health

    K. Oliver

    2013British medical journal0 citations Open access

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14. Exploring power and influence in policy networks

    K. Oliver, M. Everett, A. Money, F. de Vocht

    20130 citations

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15. OP76 Who Runs Public Health?

    K. Oliver, F. de Vocht, A. Money, M. Everett

    2013Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health0 citations

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16. Comparing survey and network analyses to identify policy makers’ sources of information

    K. Oliver, Vocht F de, M. Everett

    20130 citations

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17. Public health policy-making in Greater Manchester: A social network analysis

    K. Oliver, F. de Vocht, M. Everett

    20110 citations

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18. Public health policy-making in Greater Manchester

    K. Oliver, Vocht F de, M. Everett

    20110 citations

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