Do they manage to do all of this while administering courtroom logistics?
To compare the data quality, logistics, and cost of a self-administered sexual behavior questionnaire administered either using a computer-assisted survey instrument (CASI) or by paper and pencil in a primary care clinic.
Due to time considerations and the logistics of administering the PHQ-9 twice to a clinic population, test-retest reliability was not done.
However, each province and territory is responsible for the development of publicly funded immunization programs, including the schedules and the logistics of administering vaccines as well as education of the population and health professionals.
Other researchers have worked with more than one or two bilingual/bicultural interviewers [ 21, 40], however there is little discussion in the literature on the logistics of administering questionnaires to larger multicultural groups who require bilingual/bicultural workers or interpreters in order to participate in research.
Follow-up interviews were administered 2-5 weeks after the monitored days because of the time required for post-processing GPS data and logistics.
The proposed solution of using paper ballots faced immediate and stiff opposition from county clerks, who administer the elections and who said the logistics of a one-year transformation were insurmountable.
Some manufacturers and wealthy countries had concerns regarding liability and regulations, as well as the logistics of transporting, storing, and administering vaccines to be donated to poorer countries.
Although these tools are well validated and highly used as gold standards in the research setting to validate other scales [ 38], they would be very difficult to administer in a busy clinic environment due to logistics of time and scoring.
The model also does not take account of factors such as logistics and access to healthcare facilities to administer the additional dose[ 16].
"Obviously there are a lot of logistics".
