Neighborhoods were defined using small geographic units (dissemination areas) from Statistics Canada that are fairly homogeneous with respect to social characteristics (average population ∼500).
Whilst the tide is changing, there is still a significant performance gap; the implementation of change into healthcare practice faces challenges of information dissemination, unit culture, perceived role understanding, authority hierarchy and variation between multiple autonomous practitioners.
Datazones are the Scottish Government׳s smallest geographical unit for the dissemination of administrative data, and were designed to contain populations between 500 and 1000.
The immunocompromised status of patients in intensive care units could favor dissemination of ST398 in this environment.
As there were only 13 respondents from the dedicated 12-step unit in this county, dissemination of 12-step philosophy seem to be spreading to other units/wards in this county there.
Sessions unique to SI (as reported in Pfund et al., 2009) included scientific teaching, framework for a teachable unit, how people learn, dissemination, and institutionalization, but, again, there was overlap between SI and STAR sessions.
This measure was available at the dissemination area level, a unit slightly larger than dissemination blocks.
With service users, we will coproduce a summary of the findings for dissemination on our research unit's website and elsewhere.
Each mapping unit was labelled as a "Bedrock Dissemination Area" (BDA) and was assumed to represent a homogenous spatial area with respect to the environmental and housing conditions that would affect its potential for high indoor radon concentrations.
Catchment area in this study refers to dissemination area, the smallest spatial unit used by Statistics Canada to provide census information.
