All training programs incorporated practice, most (85.1%) used multiple methods of delivering the training material, and training varied considerably in total duration, session length, and the number of training sessions.
Several projects confused knowledge transfer and exchange with research dissemination and therefore continued to operate within the realm of traditional health research rather than progressing toward global health research that incorporated practice.
This finding is understandable in light of the fact that the training took place within a psychiatric unit and the program incorporated practice at live interviews with clients from the unit.
Few respondents (35.1%) showed interest in practicing as a solo practitioner in a private clinic with the lowest mean of 1.80 Based on the computed sum variables for these factors, one career preference dimension and one individual factor were identified: (1) Public oral health and research, and (2) Being a shareholder in an incorporated practice.
As Jasanoff puts it, this means a focus on how 'knowledge making is incorporated into practices of state-making, or of governance more broadly, and in reverse, how practices of governance influence the making and use of knowledge' [ 26].
In deference to his age, Gonzalez, 35, incorporated F.M.S. practices, with no regrets.
"I think Asian culture has actually influenced me a lot," Imboden said, adding that he has incorporated Eastern practices such as yoga and meditation into his training routine.
This reference dynamically changed as the idea became embedded in new legislation, incorporated in practices involving social workers, police, schoolteachers etc. (See Hacking 1999, Ch. 5).
Likewise, pioneers in science teaching such as Wada (1920), Kanbe (1931 19322), Shichizō Hori (1935), Michimasa Kōno (1935), and Hōkichi Nakagawa (1935) edited books on general science that incorporated classroom practices.
