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ajod-92	Cockburn, Lynn; Fanfon, Timothy N.; Bramall, Alexa; Ngole, Eta M.; Kuwoh, Pius; Anjonga, Emmanuel; Difang, Brenda M.E.; Kiani, Shirin; Muso, Petra S.; Trivedi, Navjyot; Sama, Julius; Teboh, Sylvian	Best practice guidelines for stroke in Cameroon: An innovative and participatory knowledge translation project	2014		.htm	text/html	6923	238	39	Although the adherence to postacute stroke rehabilitation guidelines in high-income countries has been shown to be associated with improved patient outcomes (Duncan et al. 2005), incentives for the development and implementation of guidelines in low-income settings are few (Baker et al. 2012; Orem et al. 2012; Woolf et al. 1999) suggesting more attention should be paid to strategies to support guideline development and uptake, and changes in practice. In the first year, many of the managers in the organisations involved did not understand practice guidelines, or the concepts of evidence-based or best practices; now, five years later, team members are encouraged that they have a tangible outcome to share with managers, administers and policy makers, and hope that other opportunities will arise to develop and use guidelines or similar tools in their work.	cache/ajod-92.htm	txt/ajod-92.txt