Sentence examples for move dissemination from inspiring English sources

Both of the facilities with high implementation effectiveness had components of weight management services in place prior to MOVE! dissemination making MOVE! highly compatible with existing programs.

—Joy Higgs and Angie Titchen in Practice, Knowledge and Expertise in the Health Professions (Higgs and Titchen 2001, p. 5) As a field, continuing medical education has been called to move beyond dissemination of information and reorient its activities around improving clinical practice.

Finally, a major hallmark of septic arthritis is systemic dissemination, moving from the site of infection into the kidneys.

Using murine models of intravenous or UTI infections we demonstrated that in each of the tests applied, E. faecalis cells lacking a functional sigV gene were significantly impaired in their ability to establish and maintain infection for which a major hallmark is systemic dissemination, moving from the site of infection into the kidneys.

Despite the many definitions, the common thread is '... a move beyond the simple dissemination of knowledge into the actual use of knowledge' [ 10].

As defined by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, the crux of knowledge translation is that it is a move beyond the simple dissemination of knowledge into the actual use/implementation of knowledge.

I provide a general framework of firms' financial communication process and investor response to information, moving from disclosure through dissemination to investor response and management response.

The dissemination of moving images or sound captured in an Olympic venue, through any media, including display on the Internet, Mobile Platform and other interactive media or electronic medium, is strictly prohibited.

In addition to developing treatments for adolescents with NSSI, we must develop dissemination pipelines to move evidence-based treatments out to practicing clinicians.

Some insights, however marketable, perhaps should not move forward to delivery and dissemination because they do not yet have sufficient evidence to show health improvements over existing remedies or diagnostics.

Currently, dissemination of the MOVE! weight management program in VHA is the largest and most comprehensive dissemination of a weight management program in the U.S. Nearly 300, 000 Veterans have participated in MOVE! from its roll-out in January 2006 through January 2010, generating 1.7 million visits.