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Key strategies of this programme include producing high quality advocacy documents and broad media coverage of child policy, including development and maintenance of the UNICEF Tajikistan website as a knowledge centre on children and research-based development and impact evaluation of IEC materials.

The National Dementia Programme is a quality collaborative of the Dutch Alzheimer's Association, the Institute of Quality of Healthcare (CBO) and the Knowledge Centre on Ageing (Vilans), instigated by the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, to improve integrated care for people with dementia and their informal caregivers.

The Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport ordered the Dutch Alzheimer's Association, the Institute of Quality of Healthcare (CBO) and the Knowledge Centre on Ageing (Vilans) to develop a nation-wide quality collaborative programme by generating needs-driven care within regional networks for comprehensive dementia care.

This was necessary so that the real distinction between universal and individual at the ontological level did not make it impossible to explain how sense knowledge (fully centered on singulars) and intellective knowledge (centred on universals) could "meet" in judgements concerning individuals, as in "Socrates is a man".

The method proposed herein uses a graph representation of biomedical knowledge centred on proteins enriched with biomedical terms.

5.Determine a possible role for the conference in the establishment of knowledge centres on children across the Caribbean and the development of a Regional Child Observatory.

A strategy adopting case-based reasoning mechanisms would delegate its tasks into services to that end, but will rely on a knowledge centre to define its decision, as depicted in Fig. 11.

Two reviewers assessed study quality independently using a checklist developed at the Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services, based on "User's Guides to the Medical Literature" [ 9].

Representatives from the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE), the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI Alliance), the Cameroon Public Health Association and the Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services advised on the direction and implementation of the project and interpretation of findings.

6 7 The project protocol was published on the website of the Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services (http://www.nokc.no) and is included as online supplementary file 1.

Funding: Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services.