4. Clinical and administrative data (quantitative) 4. Clinical and administrative data (quantitative) Utilisation of services will be considered from an organisation perspective.
Quantitative demographic, administrative and accounts data for 2001-2007 were collected in five counties from the county public health bureaux, the county NCMS offices, the county statistical offices and the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) hospitals, using a structured data collection form.
Bogg et al. had used the quantitative demographic, administrative and accounts data in the study counties and found an increasing trend of CD rate in the provider payment mechanisms in the NCMS.
An administrative database was jointly developed to include qualitative and quantitative methods of recording practice to be used to calculate dose and to audit practices.
Qualitative and quantitative studies concerning the social, clinical, administrative, legal, political, and ethical aspects of mental health care fall within the scope of the journal.
First, measurement instruments and quantitative procedures originate in commercial and administrative needs and affect the ways in which the natural and social sciences are practiced, not the other way around.
As such, mixed qualitative and quantitative methods for identifying salient stressors across spatially heterogeneous domains, and for validating administrative indicators against community- and individual-level stress experience (e.g., [ 41]), are important for improving reliability of administrative indicators for environmental epidemiology.
Analogies and quantitative comparisons will be dropped.
I. Description and quantitative analysis.
A qualitative and quantitative assessment of the sub-programme demonstrated the critical role of tutors (teachers) and advisors, and revealed a significant improvement in the administrative knowledge and entrepreneurial skills of participants, along with a reinforcement of business values.
