Those women who had attended the 'Monday clinic' appreciated and benefited from the clear, non-judgemental approach: specialist midwives could perhaps do more to disseminate their experience and expertise to their colleagues, and support them in this challenging aspect of their care.
The NHS National Genetics Education and Development Centre [ 11], also established through the Genetics White Paper, was given the remit to support the pilots and to disseminate their experiences of integrating genetic activities into other mainstream medical services to the wider NHS.
The French royals were obsessed with finding new ways to experience scent, not only wearing perfumes on their bodies but also disseminating their smells throughout the palace with large gilded potpourri pots filled with solid perfume.
Based on this review, and on professional experience on dozens of review panels, I suggest some steps junior researchers may consider when disseminating their research and participating in public review and discussion.
Your client could suffer, however, if his contacts resent his lapse in disseminating their addresses.
But Michael's strategy for disseminating their teaching is.
Lay experts in self-harm, i.e. people who currently harm themselves, or who have harmed themselves in the past and have the skills to disseminate their knowledge and experience, played an important role throughout the programme.
Lay experts, i.e. people who currently harm themselves, or who have harmed themselves in the past and have the skills to disseminate their knowledge and experience, played an important role throughout the training programme.
Then, instead of relying on instinct and experience to design and disseminate their message, marketers could follow a closely defined pool of likely buyers to their favorite Web sites, cable channels, magazine pages and stores, and reel them in far more efficiently than they do now with billboards, bus ads and full-page ads in the local newspaper.
