The imperative to improve evidence-informed decision making for health care planning, delivery, evaluation and improvement has prompted broader recognition of the need for such partnerships, and the conduct of research on how to optimize researcher-research user collaboration.
However, the cost and health burden associated with poor management of depression and LTCs has prompted widespread recognition among clinicians [ 6], policy makers [ 7], and governments [ 8] that there are significant gains to be made by developing more integrated ways of working that foster partnership working between mental health and other health professionals [ 3, 9].
In the U.S., where police departments and the F.B.I. are adopting comparable technology, facial recognition has prompted congressional debates about privacy and policing.
This recognition has prompted the research community and the government to develop a range of approaches to address these shortcomings.
This recognition has prompted the evaluation of rapid mass screening methods to delay the importation of infection into healthcare settings, communities, and countries (1 – 4 ).
The role of the hippocampus in single item object recognition memory has prompted much debate.
The aim is to make education more pleasant, more useful and, above all, to challenge students to think for themselves.What has prompted the reforms is a belated recognition that China's education system is failing to produce enough innovative thinkers.
Federal officials said a growing recognition of the problem has prompted them to develop a broad-based approach to attack the problem.
Increasing recognition of these shortcomings has prompted considerable efforts to investigate the combined effects of estrogenic chemicals (e.g., Ashby et al. 1997; Soto et al. 1994).
Indeed, recognition that marketing influences prescribing has prompted government-funded social marketing campaigns to encourage more cost-effective choices.
