Sentence examples for quality dissemination from inspiring English sources

A flexible model that presents data quality dissemination and processing is used to capture, process, and deliver quality features and provide corresponding business tasks.

Purpose: UNICEF, the world's leading organization working for the rights of children, seeks a consultant to generate high quality dissemination products featuring UNICEF data.

Public stakeholders may be able to broaden their quality dissemination initiatives by advertising on Google or Twitter and using social media interactively with consumers looking for relevant information.

We aimed to develop and pilot a process for joint working between Cochrane Review Groups (specialist-area groups responsible for producing Cochrane reviews) and Cochrane Fields (broad-spectrum interest groups), for identifying high priority review topics and enhancing quality and dissemination of priority reviews.

We hope that by identifying these issues, future investigators will take necessary steps towards improving the quality and dissemination of PRO data collected in RCTs.

One of the most recent research areas in the high quality multimedia dissemination over WMNs is the efficient utilization of the existing network resources in wireless mesh networks.

This would help overcome existing issues with information quality and dissemination, and assist people to make better individual risk management decisions.

In the specific case of childhood cancer, present registers cover 83% of the childhood population in the European Union and could increase to around 98% if the recently established registers start producing results and others improve their quality and dissemination plans (Steliarova-Foucher et al. 2015).

Even naming this area is contested: implementation science, adoption, quality improvement, dissemination, complex intervention and knowledge translation [ 9- 11].

Table 3 sets out the number of included reviews that cover heterogeneity, quality and dissemination bias, by year of publication, to examine any changes over time.

Lessons learned included the need for improved population estimates and standardized reporting procedures for improved data quality and dissemination; the importance of a simple and flexible model for data collection; and greater investment in supervising CHWs.