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It used a common survey instrument in nationally representative populations for assessing, amongst other issues, the health of individuals in eight of the 22 explicit health domains, health system responsiveness and household health care expenditures.

Current and previous smoking habit (more than 100 cigarettes smoked in total) was assessed amongst both men and women.

Therefore, the potential impact of AN use on PTD was only assessed amongst women who had ultrasound-based pregnancy dating.

The face validity of the first questionnaire draft was initially assessed amongst 61 adolescents, aged between 11 and 16 years (mean: 13.3 ± 1.1).

Therefore, we designed the Pharmacotherapy Optimisation through Integration of a Non-dispensing pharmacist in a primary care Team (POINT) study, in which we assess, amongst others, the effect of a non-dispensing pharmacist on medication-related hospital admissions.

Clinical and known-group properties were assessed amongst groups of patients defined according to age, gender, international normalized ratio (INR – patients at risk of embolism, INR < 2; patients with less risk of embolism, INR > 3), prior medication, thromboembolic events within the 3 months following randomisation, and time they spent in the 2 3 INR range between randomisation and M3.

In particular there are very few studies assessing LBP amongst active competing athletes, especially at the elite level of competition.

The questionnaire has previously been validated in our local population and shown to be reliable in assessing dyspepsia amongst Malaysians [ 16].

The questionnaire has previously been validated in the Malaysian population and shown to be reliable in assessing dyspepsia amongst Malaysians [ 18].

To assess knowledge amongst anaesthetists as regards to fire involving surgical patients in Lorraine.

The aim of this paper is to share the authors' experience of developing "Criticality" a board game designed to formatively assess learning amongst critical care nurses following a formal taught module in a Higher Education Institution (HEI) and prior to the summative assessment.