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Based on the successful approaches and difficulties presented as part of this case study, we have developed key recommendations for investigators conducting research with SCCY in LMIC to consider and adapt for their context.

Also, the volume of injected contrast agent has to be considered and adapted; as for a visual assessment, a higher dose of contrast agent is typically recommended than for a quantitative assessment.

Therapeutic options in Thailand should be considered and adapted to minimize our resistance problems.

Accordingly, rather than proposing a short list of indicators, we present guiding questions and selected illustrative indicators to be considered and adapted.

As no set of indicators will be applicable across all types of health program transitions, we instead propose guiding questions and illustrative quantitative and qualitative indicators to be considered and adapted based on the transition domains identified as most important to the particular health program transition.

Proactive approaches to support the unique needs of KP may be considered and adapted, for example a study in Malawi among general population offering home (ART) assessment found a three-fold increase in linkage to ART, compared to facility-based HIV testing [ 60].

For example, to engineer the perfect jump, figure skaters must consider and routinely adapt to changes in angular velocity, height, speed and momentum.

We therefore invite colleagues to consider applying and adapting the harvest plot as a component of the processes of synthesising and reporting the findings of systematic reviews of the differential effects of other complex interventions.

We sometimes need to down our tools, learn new methods, consider alternative approaches and adapt our practices with humility.

Finland's leadership seems to understand the relationship between education and economics -- America should consider the same and adapt for the 21st century.

Some delegations expressed the view that the present system should be maintained as it allowed governments some time to consider new standards and adapt their regulations accordingly, especially in developing countries.