Finally, in the policy analysis process one most important step is the decision making process in the expertise of the techniques for which the scientific issues are based on determinants. “Adam Koon, Benjamin Hawkins, and Susannah Mayhew (2016) reports what is known from the existing literature about the influence of frames on the health policy process?’ This question drew important distinctions that precluded the exclusion of salient framing research from other sectors and framing research that does not illustrate the effects of frames on the policy process itself. This is important because framing is commonly used to describe a variety of research endeavors that explore the effects on individual actors and behaviours, but doesn’t always
