However, in this review we will not search for or include evidence that may have limited transferability to the NHS such as health systems within low-income countries.
Our findings may have some transferability to academic doctors in other similar primary care settings, with or without a professional interest in CAM.
This enhances the credibility and wider resonance of our study as it suggests that our participants broadly reflected those who took part in the overall trial thereby indicating that our findings may have wider transferability i.e. they may broadly applicable to other contexts.
The lack of detailed real-time neighborhood-specific traffic and wind data for the small neighborhoods in our study may have limited the transferability of the models, particularly when predicting PNC spikes due to traffic and localized wind effects.
This may have resulted in potentially limited transferability of findings.
In addition, the variation in study location (conducted in twelve countries, and not including the UK) may have implications in terms of transferability to an NHS context, given the different characteristics exhibited by different healthcare systems.
We may have missed articles that addressed the issue of transferability without it being mentioned in the abstract.
Limitations in this study include its qualitative nature, which constrain the generalisability and transferability of the findings, and may have been affected by social desirability bias.
In terms of transferability of results, clinical networks in NSW, indeed each network, may have their own unique culture and political environment that influence the responses of participants' directly involved in networks.
Concerning the transferability of the results, it is important to bear in mind that the local context may have influenced the findings.
