Sentence examples for dissemination report from inspiring English sources

CN conducted the formative research, conceptualized the study and designed, oversaw or gave input to all aspects of methodology, data analysis, interpretation, dissemination, report writing and French to English translation.

The review was conducted using methodology reported in the NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination report 4 (NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, 2001), supplemented by Harden's recommendations for systematic reviews of qualitative studies (Harden et al, 2004).

The review was not a systematic review per se, providing statements of evidence, but to ensure rigor and robustness in our procedures and protocols we drew on established systematic review guidelines, such as the review principles established by the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination Report No 4 [ 22].

Registration statements, informational materials, Dissemination Reports, and copies of political propaganda filed under section 4(a) of the Act, shall be available for public examination at the Registration Unit on official business days, during the posted hours of operation.

Project dissemination reports, project final reports and websites provide evidence of the scope and nature of dissemination activities conducted.

Another retrospective analysis of 3,000 patients with peritoneal colon cancer dissemination reported a comparable median survival of 7 months [ 11].

The authors believe further research is needed to determine whether the number of PRISM domains activated is an important predictor of success in other implementation and dissemination reports and which PRISM elements are most important for particular settings and clinical targets.

To address these limitations and facilitate broader dissemination, we report on a compact and portable HP gas ventilator that integrates all the gas-delivery and physiologic monitoring capabilities required for high-resolution 3D hyperpolarized 129Xe imaging.

Dissemination meeting Report.

In England, the York Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) report on the evidence supporting water fluoridation cited lack of examiner blinding as a particular weakness and potential source of significant examiner bias that could potentially lead to over estimation of dental fluorosis [ 13].

We also have no way to verify whether self-reported conference presentations actually led directly to the subsequently reported dissemination outputs as reported to us by respondents.