Case studies covered a broad set of activities across the agency:
Basic research – laboratory, epidemiology
Guidelines and recommendations, surveillance
Infectious diseases, non-communicable diseases
Meta-analyses, evaluation
For each case study, work group members:
Identified events related to the original manuscript(s) and placed them tentatively within 1 of the 5 domains of influence
Researched in more detail the role/influence of the original CDC manuscript(s) in these events to establish documented links between the manuscript(s) and these events
Validated the events and the links with the program subject matter expert (SME) and confirmed the assignment of events within 1 of 5 domains of influence (or reassigned them per SME advice)
Examples of Scientific Impact narratives developed using the Framework:
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