Sentence examples for knowledge and priorities from inspiring English sources

Therefore, analysing the disease burden and available evidence from economic evaluation studies would provide useful information for researchers and policy makers to establish gaps in knowledge and priorities for future study.

This review of economic evaluations of antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal interventions aims to: (1) identify the key interventions for which economic data exist in LMICs, (2) assess the relevance of the available data to South Africa; (3) identify gaps in knowledge and priority areas for future research; and (4) to assess the quality of the economic evaluations included in the review.

This result implies that the odds of a woman self-sampling for HPV were related to these five independent variables, i.e., previous Pap testing, perceived risk of cervical cancer, willingness to self-sample, extent of HPV knowledge, and priority considerations for HPV self-sampling.

Our analysis showed that, among women who had heard of HPV, ever self-sampling for HPV was significantly associated with five factors: previous Pap testing, perceived risk of cervical cancer, willingness to self-sample, extent of HPV knowledge, and priority considerations for HPV self-sampling.

Under these constraints, systematic syntheses of the rapidly-expanding literature can advance ecological understanding, inform environmental management, and identify knowledge gaps and priorities for future research.

Founded upon grounded theory and the social constructivist paradigm, appreciative inquiry is a simple, effective, and epistemologically sound tool to understand the rural population's knowledge, needs, and priorities without alienating them from research.

The staff-resident ratio was sometimes associated with falls, but the staffs' knowledge, planning and priorities of the work were seldom reported to cause falls.

CBPR challenges this paradigm by contextualizing scientific research within particular communities, including and legitimizing knowledge, understandings, and priorities of the advocates regarding issues by which they are personally affected (Bidwell 2009; Israel et al. 1998; Minkler 2005; Minkler and Wallerstein 2008).

Moreover, scoping reviews can yield a framework for collating and summarizing results that can empower patients and families, raise awareness among health care professionals, identify knowledge gaps and priorities for future research, and advocate for policies to develop support services for families [ 8, 9].

Our study furthered the analysis of advocate scientist collaboration in the BCERCs by assessing the perceptions of the collaboration by advocates and scientists, conceptions of knowledge generation, and priorities and desired outcomes regarding potential environmental causes of breast cancer across the centers, which allowed for a broader analysis of the BCERC project.

As DM prevalence is increasing across the Middle East, this review was performed to identify regional gaps in knowledge and research priorities for DM/TB.