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This review aims to dispel the misconceptions about morbidity of myomectomy and provides an evidence-based account of the measures that can be taken to minimise it.

However, its aim is not to give a comprehensive evidence-based account.

The review will establish a mid-range programme theory or theories which will provide an evidence-based account of how workforce development programmes work.

Using the global NCD Alliance Advocacy Toolkit, the Initiative conducted a benchmarking survey to document an evidence-based account of the NCD response in East Africa from a civil society perspective [ 32, 33].

Further to this economic concern, we provide an evidence-based psychological account of another concern that warrants the re-examination of the merits of DTC advertising of prescription drugs.

The selection of DDT as the insecticide of choice in Mozambique was evidence-based, taking account of the susceptibility of Anopheles funestus to all available insecticide choices.

However, scientific knowledge and evidence-based practices account for only some of the K&I identified as essential to the success of these projects.

This is because such a recommendation will have to be evidence-based taking into account the resource capacities of different countries and other relevant factors, all of which are beyond the means and resources of this paper.

The Productivity Commission chairman, Peter Harris, has promised the inquiry will be evidence-based and take into account the social impacts of any proposed changes.

First, CPGs should take into full account evidence-based research.

The paper concludes that privacy risks associated with cell-based research and interventions should be addressed through evidence-based policy reforms that account for both well-established legal and ethical norms and current knowledge about actual or anticipated harms.