We aim to disseminate the results through peer-review journals, presentation at international conferences, relevant clinical groups and results will be presented on the Trust's website.
The most common ones being publication in academic journals (the more prestigious the better), memberships on the editorial boards of said journals, presentations requested and grants awarded.
Trial results will be disseminated via peer reviewed journals, presentations at international conferences and participants' newsletters.
Dissemination of results will focus on publications in peer-reviewed journals, presentations at national/international cancer meetings and NHS groups.
Dissemination of results will focus on publications in peer-reviewed journals, presentations at national/international cardiology meetings and NHS groups.
The major analytical findings will be disseminated through peer-reviewed publications in scientific journals, presentations in conferences, policy briefs and media briefs.
Dissemination of results will focus on publications in peer-reviewed journals, presentations at both national and international cardiology meetings and National Health Service (NHS) groups.
In addition, investigators will disseminate findings to the scientific community via publication in peer journals, presentations and the creation of patient advice leaflet for chest pain clinics.
Results will be disseminated through a number of different avenues including peer-reviewed publications in academic journals, presentations at national and international conferences, lay summaries and forums for community stakeholders.
While refined and esoteric research will likely also be conducted, support must first be established for systematically addressing these basic questions and rapidly disseminating results through publication in international journals, presentations at international meetings, and in public communications.
