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Snelling, Susan 2010-06-18	Building Community Partnerships » Continue what we started Thanks for these references. Any other tools for assessing partnerships that people have used?

Snelling, Susan 2010-06-18	Process of Evidence-Informed Public Health » Synthesizing the evidence Yes, I would like to hear more about people's experiences with realist syntheses. I like the concept but I wonder about rigour and replicability of these reviews. I haven't done one myself.