Breton, Mylaine Smithman, Mélanie Ann Liddy, Clare Keely, Erin Farrell, Gerard Singer, Alexander Lamoureux-Lamarche, Catherine Dumas Pilon, Maxine Nabelsi, Véronique Gaboury, Isabelle
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Health Research Policy and Systems
BackgroundCanada has been referred to as the land of ‘perpetual pilot projects’. Effective innovations often remain small in scale, with limited impact on health systems. Several innovations have been developed in Canada to tackle important challenges such as poor access to services and excessive wait times – one of the most promising innovations t...
tlili, ahmed huang, ronghuai chang, ting-wen nascimbeni, fabio burgos, daniel
The concepts of Open Educational Resources (OER) and Open Educational Practices (OEP), regarded as two pillars of the broader open education movement, have been evolving since the concept of OER was first coined in the 2012 Paris Declaration. Several research studies have been conducted to investigate the impacts of OER and OEP adoption and impleme...
ghabban, fahad selamat, ali ibrahim, roliana krejcar, ondrej maresova, petra herrera-viedma, enrique
attitudes to enhancing the research productivity performance of researchers in Saudi universities. Also, it is one of the few studies which discusses sustainability in Saudi universities.
urquhart, julie potter, clive barnett, julie fellenor, john mumford, john quine, christopher p.
and (5) pro-active citizens. Four narratives demonstrated concern about the impacts of ash dieback on woodland ecosystems, but beliefs about whether the disease arrived in the UK on infected imported nursery stock or on windblown spores varied. The results of this study contribute to improving understanding of the drivers of differing public percep...
karlsson, mikael
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Garrison, Nanibaa’ A. Hudson, Māui Ballantyne, Leah L. Garba, Ibrahim Martinez, Andrew Taualii, Maile Arbour, Laura Caron, Nadine R. Rainie, Stephanie Carroll
Indigenous scholars are leading initiatives to improve access to genetic and genomic research and health care based on their unique cultural contexts and within sovereign-based governance models created and accepted by their peoples. In the past, Indigenous peoples’ engagement with genomicresearch was hampered by a lack of standardized guidelines a...
ormandy, elisabeth h. weary, daniel m. cvek, katarina fisher, mark herrmann, kathrin hobson-west, pru mcdonald, michael milsom, william rose, margaret rowan, andrew
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system for evaluation and quality assurance of animal research, (b) the need for increased public access to information, together with opportunities for stakeholder dialogue about animal research, (c) a greater diversity of views to be represented on decision-making committees to allow for greater balance and (d) a standardized and robust ethical d...
zhou, ming-hui shen, shui-long ye-shuang, xu zhou, an-nan
s government to ensure the effective implementation of the new MSW classification policy are introduced. Besides, a SWOT (i.e., strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) analysis on the present policy and measures is conducted, and based on the results, some discussions and suggestions regarding the implementation of MSW classification in ...
zhao, wenlu chen, huorong wang, jun zhang, mingyu chen, kai guo, yali hongwei, ke huang, wenyi liu, lihua yang, shengyun
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and (4) participating in regional and international marine environment POPs monitoring and evaluation projects, and strengthening the construction of talent teams.
nalon, elena stevenson, peter
Lameness is the clinical manifestation of a range of painful locomotory conditions affecting many species of farmed animals. Although these conditions have serious consequences for animal welfare, productivity, and longevity, the prevention and treatment of lameness continue to receive insufficient attention in most farming sectors across the Europ...
