Given these results and the programme's broad dissemination, testing the programme in a randomised control trial is appropriate.
Finally, we consider the limitations of and questions about the SQUIRE guidelines, describe ancillary supporting documents and various versions currently under development, and explain plans for their dissemination, testing, and further development.
It also briefly describes the guideline development process; considers the limitations of and unresolved questions about SQUIRE; describes ancillary supporting documents and alternative versions under development; and discusses plans for dissemination, testing, and further development of SQUIRE.
Collaborative projects such as those of the PGRN can facilitate dissemination and testing of genomic medicine approaches in diverse settings to maximize their generalizability and usefulness.
The Government healthcare infrastructure consisting of 154 primary care units (PCUs), 12 community hospitals (CHs), Lampang provincial hospital and Lampang Cancer Hospital and the doctors, nurses, HWs and technicians in these public facilities provided various services such as information dissemination, invitation, testing, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care to the screening project.
Infection and dissemination differences were tested for significance with chi-square and Fisher exact tests with the SPSS (Chicago, IL) Base 11.5 statistical package.
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).
Infection (number of positive bodies/total number of mosquitoes tested), dissemination (number of infected legs & wings/total number of infected bodies), and transmission (number of positive saliva/number of infected legs & wings) rates were calculated for each species on each dpi.
The first phase (T1) includes discovery and replication of findings, the second (T2) evaluates new tests for validity and utility, the third phase (T3) evaluates best approaches for diffusion and dissemination of tests, and the final phase of translation from bench to bedside (T4) involves research addressing population impact, effectiveness, and economic aspects (Khoury et al. 2007).
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.
Thus, the implementation of soft measures (e.g., information, dissemination, awareness, test-tickets, guidance, mobility trainings on various mobility modes or in using ICT-mobility services) for low-carbon behavioural alternatives is an important mitigation option for CO2 emissions arising from transport.
