Nocsae, a trade group staffed partly and financed largely by the helmet industry, forbids the dissemination of test data, contending that the numbers can imply safety properties that may not exist.
This may be explained by the fact that the WST is a relatively novel measure and dissemination of test measures takes its time.
Nevertheless, persisting difficulties arise when interpreting measurements of biomarker levels, a problem that is compounded by the dissemination of multiplex tests [6], thus increasing the volume of information generated.
Together, these issues point to the critical need for a consistent and comprehensible framework for the efficient development and dissemination of genomic tests in order to facilitate informed decision-making.
Greater uptake and favorable disposition towards use of VCT services in rural settings might be achieved by addressing stigma via domain-specific interventions and by improving the proximity of services and the dissemination of HIV test results.
To do this, we initiated a partnership with a local teacher and evolved a collaborative process that took us from initial concepts through iterative piloting and redevelopment to dissemination of fully tested lesson materials (Table 2).
Understanding the principles, major findings, and limitations of GWAS is becoming increasingly important for oncologists as dissemination of genomic risk tests directly to consumers is already occurring through commercial companies.
Immediately after the public dissemination of the stress test results on May 7, two big banks that were told they needed to top up their capital did so quickly.
Evidence-based systems of care address this problem, but persistence and dissemination of systems after testing is a new problem.
There is a need for wider dissemination of concise thrombophilia testing guidelines.
