Public participation in the planning and design of major public infrastructure and construction (PIC) projects is crucial to their success, as the interests of different stakeholders can be systematically captured and built into the finalised scheme.
METHOD: DSM-IV diagnoses among psychiatric patients in a large university system were systematically captured: SUD, anxiety (AD), mood (MD), personality (PD), adjustment, childhood-onset, cognitive/dementia, dissociative, eating, factitious, impulse-control, psychotic (schizophrenic), sexual/gender identity, sleep, and somatoform diagnoses.
He describes in detail how Iraqi soldiers were systematically captured, subjected to torture, and then executed by Islamic State militants in June 2014, and how he managed to escape the massacre.
GI symptoms were systematically captured using a uniform research protocol.
All AEs were systematically captured and categorised by the site investigator for seriousness, intensity, causality and action taken.
As part of routine safety monitoring of study participants, extensive reporting of the immediate predecessors and consequences of severe hypoglycemia were systematically captured.
Population-based coverage data for key interventions across the maternal, newborn and child health continuum of care have not been systematically captured since 2003.
This would ensure that the insights and contextual information which can inform the wider spread and adoption (or indeed discontinuation) would be systematically captured in a generalisable format.
To ensure that future studies can control correctly for differences in the intensity of staging investigations between countries, details of these procedures should be systematically captured by cancer registries.
This information may prove relevant to the subsequent therapy (i.e., the urgency of psychological or psychosocial measures), and it cannot always be systematically captured via face-to-face consultation with the patient alone.
