The phrase "attendance protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to rules or guidelines regarding attendance, such as in schools, workplaces, or events.
Example: "Please familiarize yourself with the attendance protocol before the start of the semester to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "attendance guidelines" or "attendance policy".
We carried out additional per protocol analyses as planned to test whether there were any links between group attendance and outcomes.
Per protocol attendance at the HSP resulted in significant improvements in a suite of health behaviors.
Furthermore, "per protocol" attendance at the HSP workshop resulted in improvements in important health behaviors.
Programme feasibility was evaluated among patients and leaders by measuring performance of the intervention according to protocol, attendance and adherence of the participating ICD patients, and patients' and leaders' opinions about the programme.
We will develop a family history risk model by using the number of women enrolled in the study, the age distribution at entry of the study, the duration of follow-up and the screening protocol, attendance and sensitivity of different screenings methods as inputs.
In order to gather information about the feasibility of the programme, four process outcomes were measured by structured evaluation forms: performance of the intervention according to protocol, attendance and adherence of the patients (i.e. patients' effort during the programme sessions), and patients' and leaders' opinions about the programme.
The 17 mayors allegedly in attendance joked about "protocols observed", but gamely stood shoulder to shoulder onstage at a joint press conference where the mostly local reporters struggled to come up with enough questions for them.
The programme's feasibility is assessed by measuring compliance with the protocol, patients' attendance and adherence, and the opinions about the programme.
The Honduras PRAF evaluation found a 15 21 percentage-point increase (p <0.001) in children's health check-ups, a 17 22 percentage-point (p < 0.001) increase in participation in growth monitoring, and a 13.7 percentage-point (p <0.001) to 19.5 percentage-point increase (p = 0.003) in attendance in the required protocol of antenatal care sessions (IFPRI, 2003).
To study the feasibility of the intervention the following process outcomes were assessed: the extent to which facilitators reported that the intervention was performed according to protocol, participant attendance, participant adherence, and participants' and facilitators' opinion of the intervention [Table 2].
