Dedicated decision-support systems could help humanitarian practitioners design their supply networks.
The findings have implications for practitioners designing programmes to enhance nature's contribution to people.
This study should help practitioners design online communication platforms that more closely fit their users' needs and provide users with safer, more friendly, and thus more attractive environments.
Our focus is on how practitioners design their accounts (or rationales) for recommending for or against changes in medication type and dosage and the interactional deployment of these accounts.
This paper engages the users' behaviour, their perceptions of use in sensory gardens and the reality faced by practitioners designing for these gardens, based on case-studies in the UK.
On the surface, this implies that practitioners designing prevention programs should focus on strategies to increase participants' ability to understand and retain knowledge, particularly in relation to the role of physical activity in diabetes prevention.
An operational research (OR) practitioner designing an intervention needs to engage in a practical process for choosing methods and implementing them.
A recommendation framework was provided based on the results obtained to help designers and practitioners design the RWH system to minimize GHG emissions.
