Stakeholder analysis is the systematic identification, evaluation, and prioritisation of everyone who can influence, or has an interest in, a project, program or initiative. Stakeholder mapping is a stakeholder analysis technique where interested parties (stakeholders) are identified and assessed to see who can have the greatest impact on the success of an initiative. This module introduces the topic of stakeholder mapping and analysis and the value in systematically identifying key players for impact.
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Audrey Tan is the Public Policy Engagement Facilitator for Life and Medical Sciences (LMS). Audrey joined the team in March 2020 and is responsible for identifying LMS research with policy relevance, and developing bespoke dissemination and knowledge exchange strategies to enhance policy impact. She builds capacity for academic policy engagement, with a focus on targeting early career researchers and people from under-represented groups. With a background in research methodology, Audrey has previously worked for Cochrane as the Research Fellow for the Circulation and Breathing Network and for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists as a Systematic Reviewer producing clinical practice guidelines for the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).
