Sentence examples for availability of questionnaires from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, when implementing routine computerized HRQoL measurements in clinical practice, assistance of an IT professional for the development of a tailor-made computer program, availability of questionnaires in multiple languages and the use of touch-screen computers to optimise patient participation are essential.

For the current analyses, we restricted analysis to those subjects enrolled into the cohort between 2000 and 2006 based on availability of questionnaire and air monitoring data.

We also calculated risks for women stratified according to the availability of questionnaire data, age, type of DES confirmation, medical indication for DES use, parity, maternal age of DES mother, education, and duration of index pregnancy.

A further strength of our study was the acquisition of a full occupational history for women in the cohort and the availability of questionnaire data for women in the SWHS, although we lacked data on potential coexposures in the workplace and therefore cannot exclude the possibility of confounding from other chemical exposures.

In spite of an increased availability of these questionnaires there has been little research assessing what variables are associated with parent experiences or satisfaction with pediatric care [ 4].

Respondents were notified of the availability of the questionnaire via email at the opening of each assessment point and had one week to complete the questionnaire, and all those who completed the baseline were invited to participate in each follow-up.

The availability of detailed questionnaire information enabled the adjustment for potential confounding effects.

The public was made aware of the availability of the questionnaire through media reports and community meetings.

In addition, with the availability of detailed questionnaire data regarding breast cancer risk factors, we could control for potential confounding variables.

The availability of this questionnaire in Persian will facilitate the assessment of the health-related quality of life of brain cancer patients in Iran, particularly in the context of clinical research, but also potentially in clinical practice setting.

We hope that availability of this questionnaire to Spanish-speaking healthcare professionals will allow for increasing early detection and treatment of these patients, thus improving their quality of life and reducing medical and psychiatric complications.