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Given that cigarette smoking is a significant public health challenge in India [31], and to address the need for freely available smoking cessation resources, we tested the dissemination potential of the i Can Quit app to individuals in India. We first conducted user-centered qualitative research to inform the tailoring of i Can Quit to users in India. We then conducted user-centered qualitative research to inform the selection of values-based messages in social media advertisement campaigns.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2025;13:e71619
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Various strategies were implemented to improve the usage of RLOs, including identifying early adopters (department and educators) to use RLOs in teaching, integrating RLOs into the existing curricula, sending reminders to educators, receiving feedback from students, establishing an effective dissemination team, monitoring RLO performance and feedback to educators, and periodic re-examining of the implementation strategies.
JMIR Med Educ 2025;11:e63882
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Yet, the science of dissemination has been less explored than that of implementation, and little is known about the determinants, processes, and outcomes of dissemination efforts.
Dissemination strategies are actions and processes that promote and support the dissemination of information, conveying it from a source to the audience through the intentional development and selection of sources, content, and channels [1-3].
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e57370
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As the primary association uniting professionals practicing travel medicine in Italy, SIMVIM provides an ideal platform for the widespread dissemination of the form. The study will be featured in SIMVIM’s regular email newsletter, ensuring it reaches all members directly. It will also be published on the official SIMVIM website, making it accessible to a broader audience. Furthermore, the study will be presented during in-person training and update events organized by SIMVIM for professionals in the field.
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e59511
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In this research, we are interested in Black cisgender women’s acceptability of HIV prevention vlogs as a pathway for both information dissemination and linkage to Pr EP resources at local clinics. The research team designed the vlogs with an intentional focus on race, gender, and culture to meet the needs of Black cisgender women. Local clinics already use webpages to provide information about Pr EP to community members. In this case, vlogs could drive traffic to the clinic webpages.
JMIR Public Health Surveill 2025;11:e67367
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Second, study features of greater methodological or logistical rigor—such as interventional (vs observational), randomization (vs nonrandomized), masking (vs open label), and larger sample sizes (>1000 vs ≤1000) in trials—had higher disclosure rates with shorter median reporting times through either dissemination route. However, multicenter status had no discernible impact. Less rigorous features, such as single-center designs (82.8%; 667/806) and open-label trials (60%; 214/357), were prevalent.
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e60148
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This study reveals that Tik Tok serves as a dynamic platform for real-time information dissemination and public engagement during and after natural disasters. Posts emphasizing themes such as “Impact & Damage” and “Personal Narratives & Interviews” garnered the highest engagement metrics, illustrating the platform’s capacity to emotionally and visually document the crisis.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e67515
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Digital Information Exchange Between the Public and Researchers in Health Studies: Scoping Review
The term “public engagement” is used to describe the various ways in which the public (ie, the general population) can be involved in the design, conduct, and dissemination of research. It may be employed to inform and inspire, to advise and listen, or to collaborate with the public. Engagement is by definition a 2-way process involving interaction and listening and intending to generate mutual benefit [1].
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e63373
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In this study, we used a “designing for dissemination and sustainability” approach, which uses methods and principles from dissemination and implementation science, communications, marketing, community engagement, and human-centered design. This interdisciplinary approach enables the tangible products of public health research to better meet the long-term needs of the intended audience and settings [41].
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e60398
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