Although, one randomised comparison did demonstrate a benefit to 2-D vs 3-D (Dearnaley et al, 1999), in general, there has been rapid and uncontrolled marketing, demand, dissemination, and implementation of new and promising technologies (both hardware and software) before their effectiveness and comparative value have been rigorously evaluated.
Officials have tried to balance the demands of quick dissemination of information about a deadly illness with the painstaking requirements of criminal investigations from Florida to New York to Nevada to Capitol Hill.
Another looming complication is whether the 10 companies and institutions that own the stem cells will make them available to researchers on reasonable terms or will make onerous demands that restrict dissemination of the findings or limit the possibilities of commercialization.
Progress towards better health for all also demands the global dissemination and exchange of information that draws on the knowledge and experience of all WHO'S Member countries and the collaboration of world leaders in public health and the biomedical sciences.
Many new conferences, meetings and journals in bioinformatics and computational biology which have emerged and sustained themselves in the region are one result of the growing strength of bioinformatics and demand in research dissemination.
FINDS DEMAND IS GROWING The Dissemination of Tracts, He Asserts, Still Remains the Best Device of Propagandists.
For instance, publishing only "specific insights" instead of the whole genome, like the mutations responsible for the virus's virulence, is no less subject to misuse, while their demands for policies for controlling dissemination of dual-use information do not consider recent efforts in this area by scientific organizations, government and journal editors.
This situation demands a wider approach for dissemination of information on HIV vaccine trials, particularly to specific groups of stakeholders in the communities from which trial participants are drawn.
Health systems research in such settings face a number of challenges including under-investment, lack of human capacity, lack of public demand, inadequate utilization, and poor dissemination of results [ 1- 3].
Papers were grouped into four strategy approaches: bringing immunizations closer to communities (n = 11), using information dissemination to increase demand for vaccination (n = 3), changing practices in fixed sites (n = 4), and using innovative management practices (n = 7).
The four groups were: bringing immunizations closer to communities (n = 11), using information dissemination to increase demand for vaccinations (n = 3), changing practices in fixed sites (n = 4), and using innovative management practices (n = 7).
