Sentence examples for acceptability of a study from inspiring English sources

Objectives: (1) To assess the feasibility of providing an early supported discharge scheme for patients with pneumonia and lower respiratory tract infection (2) To assess the patient acceptability of a study comprising of randomisation to standard hospital care or early supported discharge scheme.

The current study was developed with the goal of assessing the feasibility and acceptability of a larger study in which routine MMR screening results would be provided via ePHR, accompanied by a multimedia intervention.

To address this gap, we followed infants born to mothers recruited prior to conception in the New York State Prospective Pregnancy Study to assess feasibility issues including acceptability of a relatively invasive study protocol during the child's first 2 years of life.

Participant-rated acceptability of the study was high 97% had a mean score of ≥4 on a 7-point scale (Table 2).

We were encouraged by the acceptability of this study and now view this cohort as a resource for a life long study.

Acceptability of the study regimens was assessed using a semi-structured questionnaire administered on day 7. Children were excluded if consent to participate was withdrawn or if they were lost to follow-up.

The research assistants accepted to allow a few more so as to increase social acceptability of the study in the respective facilities.

Acceptability of the study approach and procedures was determined by a subjective 7-item acceptability measure (see above) adapted from our prior research.

At the end of the study, GPs will also be asked to complete a one-page questionnaire, assessing the acceptability of the study procedures in the practice.

Thus, prior to a proposed full-scale study on a leadership intervention supporting managers in implementing guidelines, such as the SNGSC, the aim of this study was to explore the feasibility and acceptability of study procedures in data collection including a survey of the context of the health care setting.

Participants rated the acceptability of the study procedures (NRS 0=totally unacceptable; 10=completely acceptable).