Given the potency regulatory bodies have in coercing healthcare organisations to provide information from patient safety incident reporting, analysis and actions, perhaps they have a duty to make use of this information in a way that encourages sharing of knowledge across boundaries to spread examples of success.
But as word spread of their success, the number of Ridgefield students applying to elite colleges more than tripled by 2003, helping to cut that rate to 24percentt, says Linda Jaslow, the school's guidance director.
To analyze the spread of academic success, Hiroki Sayama (Blansky et al. 2013) has also used social network analysis, linear regression, and correlation and observed the relatively higher influence of intermediate level friendship for the spread of academic success in school students.
The study, "Spread of Academic Success in a High School Social Network," used a social network approach to identify the relationships between students and their social circles.
One was the wide spread of minor successes with helicopters; the second was the appearance and apparent success of the autogiro (also spelled autogyro).
In an updated systematic review, Hulscher et al. mentioned that systematic data collection may increase the maintenance and spread of collaborative successes after the initial implementation period has finished [ 36].
As the sport's popularity has spread, the stakes of success have risen, too, as evidenced by the 12 coaching changes that have occurred among the 61 Division I programs in the last two years.
Further, these same actors may seek to understand the spread and likelihood of success of mass movements aimed at toppling authoritarian regimes.
