Blinded to patients' previous immediate exit card report of "ask" and "advise" (yes or no) and provider overall performance, trained interviewers asked the same "ask" and "advise" questions from the exit card, again referring to the index visit.
The CRG worked with research team members to develop the terms of reference for the study, named the study "Beginning with Healthy Teeth" (BHT) and advised on questions, recruitment, methodology and translation of findings in a culturally appropriate way [ 31].
Mr. Kidder did not give definite answers to his questions, advising that the good of an individual must be weighed against the good of an organization.
Members of the RUG collaborate with researchers to maintain a focus on the patient perspective through their contributions to formulating research questions, advising on methods (questionnaire design, recruitment and consent procedures), interpreting findings and advising on dissemination strategies.
They will advise on question relevance, emerging theory development and refinement, and the findings throughout the lifetime of the project as well as contribute to the development of recommendations and dissemination activities.
A fourth question, advising the judge in the penalty phase of the trial on whether Google believed it did not need a license and whether it relied on that belief in creating Android, was also split.
The commission did rule unanimously Thursday on another Kerry question, advising that presidential campaigns can spend money on a recount from special money they normally collect to pay for accounting and legal costs.
In 2003 he was dismissed for gross misconduct after he handed a letter to prospective teachers advising them to question the governors, he said.
Having someone to ask the hard questions without advising you on what to do exactly, helps us to realize how to use our own wisdom to solve our own problems.
N. Gregory Mankiw, a Harvard economist and former adviser to President George W. Bush who is now advising Mr. Romney, has questioned the notion that Mr. Buffett actually pays a higher tax rate than his secretary.
