Anticipated barriers to MNH-EPI-COS adoption in observational research studies and surveillance in the context of epidemics.

Anticipated barriers to MNH-EPI-COS adoption in observational research studies and surveillance in the context of epidemics.

<p>Anticipated barriers to MNH-EPI-COS adoption in observational research studies and surveillance in the context of epidemics.</p>

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Príomhchruthaitheoir: Karen Klein (6650600) (author)
Rannpháirtithe: Juan Pedro Alonso (4828401) (author), Mabel Berrueta (714827) (author), Olufemi T. Oladapo (10138678) (author), Mercedes Bonet (4055287) (author), María Belizán (6573005) (author), Verónica Pingray (9310025) (author)
Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 2025
Ábhair:
Medicine
Cell Biology
Biotechnology
Sociology
Developmental Biology
Cancer
Science Policy
Infectious Diseases
require effective dissemination
public health experts
ongoing epidemic threats
neonatal health research
harmonize outcome selection
first two round
civil society representatives
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74 %, respectively
core outcome set
95 %) agreed
identify anticipated barriers
final consensus meetings
assessed outcomes relevance
adoption include knowledge
118 invited stakeholders
data collection resources
feasibility concerns remain
data collection
consensus meetings
standardized set
participants agreed
resources required
practical resources
perceived barriers
key barriers
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understanding gaps
targeted training
successful implementation
substantial effort
stakeholders involved
perceived feasibility
online surveys
online consultation
larger group
large group
key stakeholders
international stakeholders
individual outcomes
important outcomes
expressed intent
electronic semi
early stages
earlier phases
delphi process
conducted using
assess agreement
94 %),
92 %).
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