To identify issues related to fertility preservation, discuss the state of the science, and make specific recommendations to guide future research supported by the U.S. National Institutes of Health in the field of fertility preservation.
Future research supports decisions made under conditions of high uncertainty – from the viewpoint of presentism – by temporalising the conditions for decision-making: this is "time binding".
Future research, supported by data on antigenic types or genetic sequences as well as a longer historical perspective, could confirm the existence of periodicity in type and subtype dynamics and examine any spatiotemporal aspects of this pattern.
Furthermore, if future research supports gsdf as the master-sex determinant in sablefish, it will represent the first description of the independent evolution of the same gene to the role of master-sex determinant in different orders of fish.
These actions could provide the impetus for the production of a body of high quality, clinically applicable, research yield, with the associated benefits of improving the bibliometric profile of individual units, thereby advancing their case for future research funding and support.
Future research could support the Fiji health sector in developing climate change and health programmes.
An exploration of hope in families of children with ASD has emerged in qualitative studies of the experience of diagnosis (Mulligan et al., 2012) and may be an important area of future research to support families in crisis.
Future research could support the Fiji health sector to develop such programmes, as well as identifying the underlying factors contributing to health not being well recognised within the NCCP and NCCAS in Fiji.
We performed a review of health economic evaluations of rubella and CRS to identify gaps in the evidence base and suggest possible areas of future research to support the planned global expansion of rubella vaccination and efforts towards potential rubella elimination and eradication.
We see a particular challenge for future research in supporting "creativity management" in such productive educational scenarios by providing specific analytics and reflection tools in addition to the production tools.
