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Dissemination and Utilisation of Research Findings

2023
Michel Wensing   +2 more
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Policy utilisation of research results in Cameroon

International Social Science Journal, 2004
Using knowledge by taking account of the results of scientific research is a preoccupation of the scientific community on which this article proposes to shed light by considering the case of Cameroon. Within the theoretical framework of actionism, the study is based on a questionnaire survey administered to a sample of 200 researchers, decision-makers,
Charly Gabriel Mbock   +3 more
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Research utilisation in practice

Nurse Education Today, 1990
A small working group was set up in Wales to examine the extent to which nurses use research findings in their day to day clinical work. The group members acted as facilitators to their colleagues exploring with them the problems and issues affecting research utilisation in practice.
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Utilising Management Research

Management Research News, 1980
The study tour on which this report is based resulted from a concern with problems and issues in the application of research, more particularly from the process of developing an “applied research” approach. A number of factors gave rise to this concern:
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RESEARCH AND RESEARCH UTILISATION IN CHEMICAL EDUCATION

Chem. Educ. Res. Pract., 2002
Despite the enormous growth of science education research (including chemical education research) during recent decades, its impact on the practice of science education has remained relatively low. Reasons for this include the following: (i) Neglect by researchers of genuine ‘application studies’, in favour of ‘diagnostic’ ones. (ii) Undue attention in
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An exploration of midwives' attitudes to research and perceived barriers to research utilisation

Midwifery, 1996
To explore midwives' views about research and their perceived barriers to research utilisation.Thirty-two midwives from four midwifery units in the north west of England. The units ranged in size from a small district unit (52 midwives, and 1200 deliveries per annum), to a large regional centre (290 midwives, 6500 deliveries per annum).Midwives ...
Meah, Soraya   +2 more
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Drug utilisation research

2014
Ziel dieser Arbeit war es, die Antibiotikatherapien von Patienten mit Pneumonie im Krankenhaus Eisenstadt zu evaluieren. Im Analysezeitraum vom 05.02.2013 bis 02.06.2013 wurden die Antibiotikatherapien von 100 Patienten (89 Patienten mit CAP, 11 Patienten mit HAP) der Internen Abteilung erfasst.
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Utilising Automated Electrophysiological Platforms in Epilepsy Research

2020
Genetic mutations have long been implicated in epilepsy, particularly in genes that encode ion channels and neurotransmitter receptors. Among some of those identified are voltage-gated sodium, potassium and calcium channels, and ligand-gated gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine (CHRN), and glutamate receptors, making them ...
Carol J, Milligan, Svenja, Pachernegg
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The collection of service utilisation data: A research note on validity

Social Science & Medicine. Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology, 1979
Abstract This research note reports on a pilot study of 93 respondents over the age of 75 years. The study was designed to test the validity of collecting data on service utilisation by means of a questionnaire. Respondent recall is compared with an audit of general practice, and local authority records. The greatest correspondence between recall and
S, Green   +4 more
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RNs' utilisation of research findings.

The Australian journal of advanced nursing : a quarterly publication of the Royal Australian Nursing Federation, 1994
This study examined the relationship between methods of disseminating research findings and their subsequent utilisation. Results indicated that registered nurses with access to a summary of research findings were more likely to consider putting them into practice than their colleagues with no access to the research.
M, Capra, S, Houghton, J, Hattie
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