Marianna Cavazza
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Marianna Cavazza is a leading scholar at the intersection of health policy, technological innovation, and evidence-based governance. Her research critically examines how institutional arrangements shape the adoption and effectiveness of evidence in health care policymaking and management. Her most cited work, "Governing through Evidence: A Study of Technological Innovation in Health Care" (2013), with 19 citations, provides foundational insights into how different governance structures can either facilitate or hinder the integration of rigorous evidence into health care decisions. This study has become a key reference for researchers and policymakers seeking to understand the mechanisms that promote or obstruct evidence-based practice. Cavazza’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging theoretical frameworks with practical policy implications, offering a nuanced perspective on the challenges of implementing evidence-based paradigms in complex health systems. Her work continues to influence debates on health technology assessment, innovation management, and the role of evidence in shaping equitable and effective health care delivery.
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