The incorporation of theory-based behavior change content in interventions to improve medication adherence may offset the need for labor-intensive dissemination strategies, thereby increasing the likelihood of interventions being successfully implemented, adopted, and sustained.
While planning the experiments, we hypothesized that a putative intensive parasite dissemination in non-treated calves should result in tissue and organ damages, respectively, and thus also in the modification of blood parameters.
Fourth, intersectoral engagement was time-consuming and labour-intensive, and effective dissemination to different professional cultures (academia, clinical practice, policy makers, and the community) required the adaptation of research evidence in order to remain relevant to the diverse audiences.
Strategies ranging from passive dissemination to intensive, complex interventions have been used to implement guidelines and a range of study designs has been used to evaluate the impact of these strategies using a range of outcome measures [ 18, 19].
Thus one could argue that a more intensive training or other dissemination strategies like coaching on the job or internet-driven feedback strategies might be useful to change GPs' communication behaviour.
The immunocompromised status of patients in intensive care units could favor dissemination of ST398 in this environment.
Despite international agreement that critical care ultrasound (CCUS) is an essential skill for intensive care providers, CCUS training and dissemination is complicated by a shortage of educators.
In the self-reported data from the open-ended questionnaire, OPs indicated that implementation of a guideline was an intensive process which takes more than dissemination of the (content of the) guideline alone.
For assessing the risk the wide dissemination of MRSA CC398 in intensive livestock production poses to humans at first the question of human to human transmission has to be answered.
