be validated through peer reviewed studies published in international journals, with appropriate sample size and scientific methodology, have a validated detection algorithm, be user friendly/functional for the screener workforce, minimise ease of falsifying a screen, enable data monitoring and data security, be time effective relative to devices, contribute to cost effective screening outcomes, be portable, be consumer friendly, enable efficient data upload and download, be calibrated to an internationally published reference, have an effective, efficient and flexible computing interface, incorporate comprehensive support, including training, and be compatible with current and future technologies. Recommendation 3 Ensure the following conditions are met to facilitate both a successful change in regime and device, and to optimise the overall effectiveness of the programme: use a nationally managed organisational change process to facilitate implementation of the new regime and introduction of a nationally consistent device, standardise the screening regime, device, clinical practice and protocols nationally, prioritise inpatient screening, including reducing the minimum age of screening, review targeted follow-up criteria,
be validated through peer reviewed studies published in international journals, with appropriate sample size and scientific methodology, have a validated detection algorithm, be user friendly/functional for the screener workforce, minimise ease of falsifying a screen, enable data monitoring and data security, be time effective relative to devices, contribute to cost effective screening outcomes, be portable, be consumer friendly, enable efficient data upload and download, be calibrated to an internationally published reference, have an effective, efficient and flexible computing interface, incorporate comprehensive support, including training, and be compatible with current and future technologies. Recommendation 3 Ensure the following conditions are met to facilitate both a successful change in regime and device, and to optimise the overall effectiveness of the programme: use a nationally managed organisational change process to facilitate implementation of the new regime and introduction of a nationally consistent device, standardise the screening regime, device, clinical practice and protocols nationally, prioritise inpatient screening, including reducing the minimum age of screening, review targeted follow-up criteria,
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