Sentence examples for for future dissemination from inspiring English sources

The paper discusses the roles of various factors and their implications for future dissemination programmes.

They have important implications for future dissemination and institutionalization of the intervention throughout the Native American health system.

It is anticipated that a focus on implementation will facilitate a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities for future dissemination of this blended intervention approach should the project produce significant positive clinical outcomes.

As for the implementation of the programme, we are aware of the existing subdivided and at times confusing help provision system for young cannabis users in Germany, and we believe it is inherent for the effectiveness and for the future dissemination and practicability of the programme, that it is tried out within these different help provision settings.

This network will remain after the project is finalized and provides a solid foundation for the future dissemination of the TRAMPOLINE programme.

This Department decided to commission a pilot study of the implementation of the DE-PLAN programme in 14 primary care centres of OSAKIDETZA and fund an independent assessment of the results, to provide a basis for its future dissemination to the remaining primary care health centres, as a new approach to the prevention of DM2 in the Basque Country.

Step 3: Stakeholder engagement for development and future dissemination It will be important to engage with, educate, and solicit feedback from key stakeholders other than the expert panel and technical workgroup members to ensure that the final guides are supported and their use encouraged for the target audiences many of these stakeholders represent.

The model was programmed in Python v2.7 and built as an extension of the Geographic Information System ArcGIS v10.3, which serves as a platform for the allocation and future dissemination of spatiotemporal data.

The possibility to use the same model, with a layman facilitator speaking both the language of the instructors and the target country, opens up opportunities for future knowledge dissemination to other countries.

The active surveillance of resistant organisms can help track local resistance problems, prevent the future dissemination of these organisms, and provide options appropriate for empiric therapy.

This secondary analysis will serve future dissemination discussions.