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Research utilizing these strategies may assist with facilitating practitioners to engage in practice-based research to bridge the research to practice gap in intervention with young children with ASD.

11 Facilitating practitioners' and patients' study participation by ensuring all documentation provided is clear and user-friendly.

However, the focus will be on communicating these concepts to facilitate practitioners using them.

To facilitate practitioners and researchers in specifying OCL constraints, we designed and developed a web-based tool called interactive OCL (iOCL) for interactively specifying constraints on a given model.

The taxonomy will not only provide guidance for the design of effective techniques for phishing detection and prevention in various types of environments, but also facilitate practitioners in evaluating and selecting tools, methods, and features for handling specific types of phishing problems.

Improvements in the quality of care for depression in people with LTCs are likely to follow on from interventions and service redesign that support and facilitate practitioners to engage patients in more collaborative management strategies.

Feedback was not only provided to practices through the Quality Assurance visits but also by the 'Practice Care Plan', which was designed to facilitate practitioners implementing the intervention and was updated as the study progressed.

The EcLiPSE protocol will be developed to facilitate practitioners in assessing each family individually and to initially obtain information on how the family is coping from colleagues and bereavement counsellors before making a decision about whether or not and when to contact a family.

A comprehensive investigation of tools in this article facilitates researchers, practitioners and developers to select appropriate tools according to their requirements.

7 10 13–16 The most recent guidelines 17 have removed this recommendation, rather stating that the option to see, hold and have mementos of the baby should be discussed with women and facilitated by practitioners.

The goal of this report was to summarize all related issues into one review to facilitate both practitioners' and patients' access to known data on fetal risks and safety.