A Taiwanese group found that an intervention of repeat exposure to DVDs found significantly higher knowledge levels compared with standard education, resulting in less decisional conflict and highlighting that more intensive education interventions can change knowledge levels [ 22].
[ 21] Appropriately designed disease management focused on teaching self-management may be more effective in populations with low literacy that often require more intensive support for mastery of the knowledge and behaviors.
Casual Gardening can yield a diverse, bountiful crop (the word "crop", to most of us now, has to do with "images"), especially over time, and particularly over some distances, and should not be confused with gardening, which usually involves cultivation of alien seeds in a squared bed, or foraging, which is usually more intensive, but also yields more local knowledge.
The study also demonstrates the value and capability of Indigenous ecological knowledge to complement and corroborate more intensive and local scientific studies.
Mitigation of these obstacles may include more intensive and recurring discussion of contraceptive technologies to improve participant knowledge and acceptance.
Secondly, SMEs adopt and make more intensive use of practices (KM-Practices) that do not exclusively focus on the knowledge management process, but seek to adapt practices they already know to the requirements of knowledge management.
Finally they may lack knowledge on community resources to which to refer their patients for more intensive intervention and follow-up.
He called for more intensive effort on the part of the scientific community to make use of such local knowledge in determining plant geography.
Knowledge about factors associated with poor prognosis could be valuable in selecting patients for more intensive monitoring and treatment, in order to further improve outcome.
