On-line continuing medical education is promising in terms of its ability to improve clinical practice, as long as the information provided, dissemination planning and pedagogical approach are accessible, useful, high quality, and focused on the learner [ 12, 20].
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Although evidence-based prevention programs exist, successful adaptation to provide wide dissemination presents a challenge.
It should be stressed at this point that these systems and resources are generally built to contain the outputs of research (predominantly journal articles) and their primary purpose is to provide a dissemination mechanism.
The results of this highly innovative longitudinal cohort study should provide effective dissemination opportunities.
Such support could alleviate the challenge of individual development of new surgical skills while also maintaining existing skills in standard treatment, provide effective dissemination of data to substantiate the new procedure's effectiveness and reduce competency-related risks for patients.
The center also sends mass faxes using ChoicePoint, a company that provides fax dissemination services.
In response, libraries have provided Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI) services, in which librarians choose information that may be of interest to their users and forward it to them before the users request it.
Then, it provides fast dissemination of geocast messages through a combination of contention-free and contention-based forwarding mechanisms at the link layer.
This would necessitate funding by enlightened capitalists like Soros, Gates, Buffet, and providing wide dissemination of objective research in academic, political and popular arenas.
Therefore, megafauna frugivore species were most likely reliable dispersers by providing the dissemination of large quantities of seeds over enormous areas, involving frequent events of long-distance dispersal.
