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We used the feasibility study to train the team and engage new networks for the main trial The approach was resource intensive and lengthy but contributed to an efficient trial.

The questionnaire was piloted for one month to ascertain feasibility of data collection and to train the study assistants.

There is also potential to improve financial feasibility: using a cohort of trained peer mentors to train future mentors and/or tailoring peer mentoring training to the needs of local mentee populations may result in more focused and cost-efficient training.

Future research efforts should also focus on the sustainability of ultrasound use, including the feasibility of "train the trainer" approaches to increasing local provider investment in continuing ultrasound programs at their home clinical sites.

The feasibility of training naïve observers to examine mammographic images using different forms of vision-supported training on a PC monitor was examined.

To assess the feasibility of training radiographers to deliver a one-to-one intervention to raise breast cancer awareness among older women.

On the basis of a pilot study testing the feasibility of training European therapists in MDFT and the applicability of MDFT in European practice, the following treatment centres were selected for taking part in INCANT [ 1].

a) 7, 8 b) 1, 3, 8 [33] UK To evaluate the feasibility of training sufficient for radiographers to deliver an intervention to promote early presentation of breast cancer to all older women attending for their final routine mammogram.

The aim of the trial was to assess the feasibility of training care coordinators (CCs) to offer a relapse prevention (RP) to individuals with bipolar disorder and, where possible, a relative [ 21, 22].

Findings support the feasibility of training clinicians to use the Teachable Moments Communication Process.

The "craft" specialities question the feasibility of training doctors to become competent independent practitioners in a shorter working week.