In order to enable assessment of concurrent and content validity, the following measures were also administered: Dealing with PMS.
At the Vietnam Veterans of America, where Ms. Van Devanter founded and administered a project dealing with the concerns and complaints of the 7,465 women who had served in Vietnam, a spokesman said she had long been ill with a vascular disease that she attributed to wartime exposure to chemical agents.
Semistructured interviews (n = 68) and consensus analysis questionnaires (n = 48) were administered to people dealing with Chagas disease.
Revised NICE guidance in January 2010 formalised differing hospital guidelines for attributing VTE risk, administering appropriate prophylaxis and dealing with contraindications.
The latter items were also administered among mental health professionals to assess expert opinion on dealing with depression.
It's a flawed but necessary instrument for dealing with problems that affect the common good and for administering justice and and security.
All over the country we are paying the cost of administering multiple insurance programs (not to mention paying the provider's cost of dealing with them).
In the beginning, researchers like McKeachie were dealing with small sample sizes, using mostly questionnaires they developed themselves and administered to students at their own schools.
Unlike the original compensation fund, administered by Kenneth Feinberg, which dealt mainly with people who were killed or maimed in the attack, "This one is dealing with injuries that are very common," said Sheila L. Birnbaum, a former mediator and personal injury defense lawyer, who is in charge of the new fund.
By administering vocational psychological tests, the researchers found that information technology workers especially enjoyed manipulating objects and machines, whereas workers in other occupations preferred dealing with people.
