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There are two general views regarding the organization of object knowledge.

In October 2017, the Kaiser Family Foundation conducted a survey exploring Americans' knowledge and views regarding Hurricane Maria's impact on Puerto Rico.

The main findings are that stakeholders have different views regarding the future development pathways, knowledge to manage complex systems in the long term is needed and it is still unclear how to design institutional conditions to deliver sustainable outcomes.

To our knowledge, this is the first population-based study to describe the general public's views regarding perinatal mental health screening and adds to the limited knowledge regarding public views of help-seeking and treatment.

The general knowledge about epilepsy seems to be good in this sample, and the views regarding the causes of epilepsy indicate a fairly knowledgeable population.

To our knowledge, this is the first study to report stakeholder views regarding the delegation of specific tasks in HIV care to specific cadres of health workers.

Although previous papers have reviewed the effectiveness of CRTs, no review to our knowledge has systematically collected qualitative and quantitative evidence and views regarding key organisational principles and critical components of CRT services.

We aimed to address this knowledge-gap by critically examining Australian healthcare stakeholders' views regarding the range of factors influencing the implementation of three Australian accreditation programs.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first national survey to explore GPES' views regarding the key skills and attributes necessary to being a safe GP.

Both methods explored the participants' knowledge and views towards breast screening, factors influencing uptake and views regarding the current format and organisation of screening for women over 70 years.

This study aimed to explore GPs' views regarding the presentation and management of dental problems in general practice and, to our knowledge, is the first to describe factors that may influence their use of antibiotics in such consultations.