3 39 Our data, collected in a cohort of early RA patients with relatively low baseline DAS, likely reflect the trajectory of patients meeting criteria for RA early in disease, and which would be captured in organised clinical settings using the recently published new classification criteria.
A total of 51 studies are included in the literature study, and are organised by setting: 1) natural settings (forests), 2) semi-natural settings (parks) and 3) infrastructure related settings (trails and paths).
Group 2 includes two communities characterised by mixed size or large forms, typical of deeper water and more sandy settings, organised spatially into large patches (c. 3000 m) with a larger spacing (c. 3000 4000 m).
Group 1 includes two communities characterised by small forms restricted to very shallow and muddy settings, organised spatially into small patches (c. 1000 1500 m) with moderate spacing (c. 1500 2000 m).
Diabetes education is often organised in group settings, due to the increasing number of people with diabetes and the pressure on health staff resources [ 8].
This is very different from how such scoring is organised in research settings, in which a single, independent observer is usually responsible for scoring all the items within a measure.
Given the heterogeneity of refugees in most urban settings, organising them into communities (e.g., by country of origin) would improve communication with and access to refugee populations.
While expert judgment is often drawn upon in more informal settings, organising expert judgment in a more formal way can have several advantages, such as revealing different opinions and disagreements, safeguarding transparency, and allowing others to review and understand it (Otway and Winterfeldt 1992).
The study was executed in seven different settings; in each setting, two NG meetings were organised.
Coordination amongst these different sectors, settings and teams needs to be organised more proactively.
