Sentence examples for English responders from inspiring English sources

Overwhelming, English responders were more likely to report more positive interactions with health care providers (e.g., provider "always" explained things so that they understood and "always" asked them to help make decisions) than Spanish responders.

English non-responders received two reminder letters at fortnightly intervals.

There have been numerous fires in Los Angeles County in recent weeks, English said, and responders remain on high alert.

The analytic sample of parents who completed the Family Survey Form pre and post-intervention was likely further hindered by this issue, as suggested by the fact that a higher percentage of Family Survey Form responders spoke English as the primary language, despite all parents/caretakers receiving the survey in their primary language.

Using questionnaire data from 906 578 responders to the English 2012 General Practice Patient Survey, we describe the primary care experiences of patients with long-term conditions, including 583 143 patients who reported one or more long-term conditions.

More than 14% of responders required non-English examinations and written materials.

20 In a recent English survey, 89% of GP responders (n = 477) 21 reported giving verbal advice to patients on how to collect a stool specimen although only 2% gave written instructions; 22 this is despite the fact that it has been shown that screening compliance is significantly improved when patients have an information leaflet.

A further round of weighting was needed to adjust the initial household non-response weight to ensure that the weighted sample of responders closely matched the older English population.

For responders who are unable to read English, a free telephone line is provided that aims to connect responders to a translator who would complete the questionnaire on their behalf over the telephone.

Because of the design of the English longitudinal study of ageing the cumulative proportion of responders from the original population sample decreases with each survey wave, and was below half for the second wave analysed in this paper.

To calculate survival benefit it was assumed that 92% of PEG treated patients were responders and attained the survival probability of English males while 8% were non-responders and remained in PEG treatment with the survival probability of standard care (SC) patients.